This study sought to explore library employee attitudes toward people with disabilities and
accessibility. It also aimed to determine the training needs of current library employees. A …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to investigate how library staff understand disability
and attitudinal barriers and how they use their knowledge of attitudinal barriers when …

Purpose–The paper seeks to determine the state of library services to people with
disabilities in the USA. It aims to use social capital theory to provide a lens to …

Community college libraries provide many different types of supports on their campuses. Are
patrons with disabilities aware of the kinds of support and services a library provides? To …

This article explores library services and accessibility in public, school, and academic
libraries from the perspective (s) of patrons who are differently-able. For this study, five …

This research provides a case study of students registered with disabilities at one academic
institution in Mississippi with three different libraries across all campuses and evaluates the …

Purpose–This study aims to determine the state of library services to people with disabilities
in the USA since the last study conducted in 2008. Social capital theory provides a lens to …

This study explored library graduate student perceptions of their readiness for and comfort
levels in doing activities related to accessibility and disability. The study also aimed to …

The library profession is a strong and vocal proponent of increased information access for
people with disabilities. With the discipline's longstanding interest in the subject of services …

More than 5,000 households with a person identified as having a physical, mental, or
emotional condition that impairs participation in activities were surveyed about their opinions …