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Produced by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation as part of its “Right to Read” programme, this checklist was approved by DCMS...
This important Hub has just been launched by Historic England: “The Inclusive Heritage Advice Hub is part of Historic England’s...
Leading questions: learning from the Reading and Libraries Challenge Fund. Paul Hamlyn Foundation, 2010 This important report, written by Helen...
The 3 volumes of the report, Open to all?, were published in 1999. Vol 1 is published here, and Vol...
“This chart shows the ‘journey’ that library services can take, from providing very little, if any, services to looked-after children...
“Book28 teamed up with African Rainbow Family on a queer African reading list. This post features twelve books available on...
What is “Weeping Bank”? Weeping Bank Library brings engaging performances of ghost stories, read by the author, to people through...
Very useful padlet: “Get started with these recommendations on resources and increasing access”. Disability History Month 2023 – padlet
...This new guidance: “[…] has been developed by the University of Leicester’s Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (RCMG) with...
New report from Counterpoints Arts and The Baring Foundation: “Refugees often experience high levels of stress, trauma, and mental health...
Important listing of resources by CILIP Scotland (updated Oct 2023): “CILIPS supports the #BlackLivesMatter movement and is firmly anti-racist. We...
“Over the last 8 months, a group of committed museum professionals have set up the Disability Cooperative Network. This involves...