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Three Ways to Commemorate Disability Pride Month

Three Ways to Commemorate Disability Pride Month

July is Disability Pride Month in the US, when we commemorate the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in July 1990. The ADA was born of the Rehabilitation…

ARL Comments on AHRQ Plan for Updating the Policy for Public Access to Scientific Publications and Scientific Data Resulting from AHRQ Funding

ARL Comments on AHRQ Plan for Updating the Policy for Public Access to Scientific Publications and Scientific Data Resulting from AHRQ Funding

On April 19, 2023, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), US National Institutes of Health (NIH), released a request for comments on an AHRQ Plan for Updating the…

Day in Review (February 6–9)

Day in Review (February 6–9)

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Day in Review (December 5–8)

Day in Review (December 5–8)

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Canadian and US Academic Libraries Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day by Working Together to Facilitate Access for the Print Disabled

Canadian and US Academic Libraries Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day by Working Together to Facilitate Access for the Print Disabled

French version of release / Version française du communiqué The Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Otherwise Print Disabled was…

Day in Review (February 22–24)

Day in Review (February 22–24)

Sign up to receive the Day in Review by email. Jump to:  Wednesday, February 23 | Thursday, February 24 Tuesday, February 22 Top o’ the Review A Large-Scale Study on Research…

US Copyright Office Allows Access to E-books for People with Disabilities, but Licenses May Still Restrict Access

US Copyright Office Allows Access to E-books for People with Disabilities, but Licenses May Still Restrict Access

Research libraries are committed to making information resources as broadly accessible as possible, regardless of users’ abilities or disabilities, but copyright law has played a role in prohibiting  the international…

If It’s Open, Is It Accessible?

If It’s Open, Is It Accessible?

The library and open access (OA) publishing communities have made great strides in making more new scholarship openly available. But have we included readers with vision challenges in our OA…

Day in Review (February 22–26, 2021)

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Day in Review (February 1–5, 2021)

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