Phoenix public library—special needs center

Abstract

During the 1980s' Decade of the Disabled, legislation, advocacy activities, and special programs stimulated increased awareness of the rights of people with disabilities for better access to education, employment, housing, and information. In response to the growing need for easier access to information found in a public library, staff at the Phoenix Public Library designed a library Special Needs Center to make the services and resources of the library totally accessible. The following policy and mission statements illustrate this effort.

Citation

Roatch, M.A. (1993), "Phoenix public library—special needs center", Library Hi Tech, Vol. 11 No. 1, pp. 43-56. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb047873