There's a Book for Every Body
Books that cover the full spectrum of body acceptance for all who need it
Professional Writing
Green Reads
Temperatures are slowly rising, and people are heading outdoors again. If you're one of those people, why not supplement your outdoor adventures with some books that will help you appreciate nature a little more?
Love and Lace
If you're looking for some inspiration, perhaps you'll find it in the pages of one of these books.
Find Your Tribe This Holiday Season
The Holidays are about spending time with the ones you love. For many, that usually means family, but for some, spending time with family is challenging or emotional. That's why found family - or family of choice - can be so rewarding during the holiday season.
Fly Me to the Moon
Books that invite atypical travel
They May Not Be in the Office, But They Are Working: Keeping Disabled Librarians in the Workforce with a Work-from-Home Initiative
A grant proposal to the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation in order to kickstart their work from home option for librarians and staff with disabilities.
Let the Blind Appreciate Your Art: Bringing Tactile and Audio Art Prints to the Washington County Fine Arts Museum
Currently, WCMFA does not offer any resources that would allow those with visually disabilities to experience the art in the museum. Every item in the collection is behind glass or rope with a sign stating, “Do Not Touch.” Introducing tactile prints would allow blind visitors to form their own thoughts, opinions, and conclusions about the art, rather than needing to rely on a guide, friend, or audio recording.
Health Accessibility in a Time of Crisis: A Review of the Accessibility of the CDC Website Homepage
An evaluation the accessibility of the CDC’s homepage (https://www.cdc.gov/) using web accessibility evaluation tools to determine whether it conforms to various accessibility standards and practices.
The Evolution of the Library of Congress Subject Headings
The Library of Congress has been criticized for the shortcomings of its Subject Headings. Numerous books and articles have been published examining the different issues within the LCSH, including race, sexuality, gender, religion, and disabilities.
Glorification, Degradation, and Restoration: Variations of Penthesilea, Queen of the Amazons
The telling of the tale of Penthesilea and Achilles did not end in antiquity. Penthesilea's story has captivated over a dozen writers from ancient times to the contemporary era, and their captivation has ushered in numerous rewritings of the tumultuous tale. Her story has been retold in many literary forms: epic poetry, short story, fictional biography, and drama, and each form brings a different lens through which to portray her character.
