Inspired by Bryan Stevenson’s message about “the power of proximity,” one first-time PLA attendee reflects on sessions focused on accessibility, inclusive collections, and innovative teen services. From adapted books for patrons with disabilities to youth internship programs addressing community needs, PLA 2026 highlighted how libraries can create meaningful change through learning, empathy, and action
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