An online training session for public library staff: Making public libraries more inclusive for neurodivergent people and people with dementia
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12/07/2022
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When:
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Tuesday 12 July 2022
10am-1pm
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Where:
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Online using Zoom
United Kingdom
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Presenter:
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Joanne Foster-Murdoch and Alison Rainton
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Contact:
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Jill Howard
jill.howard@cilip.org.uk
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Online registration is closed.
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Making public libraries more inclusive for neurodivergent people and people with dementiaA CILIP Training Session for Staff Working in Public LibrariesOnline, Half-Day Course
12 July 2022 10am-1pm
Libraries are open, welcoming, inclusive spaces for local communities. This session looks at steps libraries can take to ensure provision to customers who are neurodivergent and people who are living with dementia. Learning Objectives [to be confirmed]:
- Understand the importance of inclusion
- Feel confident in understanding the issues of inclusion for people who are neurodivergent and living with dementia
- Manage the library environment to enhance the experience of users from those groups
- Feel confident to make positive changes
The trainers
Joanne Foster-Murdoch and Alison Rainton
Professional Knowledge and Skills Base (PKSB)
This course supports the following area of the PKSB: Ethics and values
7.9 Community learning and development
10.3 Community engagement in planning
10.7 User experience (UX) Venue: Online using Zoom
The course is hosted through our online video conference system. This software is optimal for audience participation and provides free, accessible and remote access. Delegates will be sent details of the Zoom link as part of their joining instructions.
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