The Association for Library Services to Children (ALSC) has been talking about programs for youth patrons with disabilities for quite some time. ALSC bloggers and guest writers have contributed a wealth of information about library programs and services for such patrons.
- 10 Quick Tips for Marketing to Families of Children with Special Needs
- About Apps and Autism
- Adventures in Storytime: Starting a Program for Children with Autism and Related Disabilities
- April Is Autism Awareness Month “Partner Up to Reach Families in Your Community
- Autism in Your Library
- Autism Spectrum Disorder Resources: All Star Storytime
- Autism Spectrum Disorders the Focus President’s Program
- Beyond Sensory Storytime
- Building Autism-Friendly Collections
- Creating a Welcoming Environment for Kids with Sensory Issues
- Disability Awareness Training: Essential Tools for Your Toolbox
- Diversity: Special Needs at #alamw15
- How Summer Reading Programs Can Help Your Child with Special Needs
- Learn about Inclusive Library Services
- Learning about Disabilities
- Library Services for Children with Special Needs
- No One Came to Your Sensory Storytime. Now What?
- Programming for Children with Special Needs (part 1)
- Programming for Children with Special Needs (part 2)
- Programming for Children with Special Needs (part 3)
- Programming for Children with Special Needs (part 4)
- Programming for Children with Special Needs (part 5)
- Programming Ideas for Autism Awareness Month
- Programming on the Autism Spectrum
- Selecting Books for Special Needs Storytimes
- Sensory-Friendly Films: Family Programming for Autism Awareness Month
- Sensory Storytimes: A New Partnership with National Lekotek Center
- Sensory Storytime: A Brief How-To Guide
- Sensory Storytime: Preschool Programming that Makes Sense for Kids with Autism
- Sensory Storytime Tips
- Serving Parents of Children with Disabilities
- SNAILS: A New Model for a Library Networking Group
- Social Stories: Supporting Children with Special Needs
- Spotlight on the Schneider Award
- Stories on the Spectrum: Adventures in Outreach, Planning, and Programming for Kids with ASD
- Storytimes for Autistic Children
- Targeting Autism: Serving Library Patrons on the Spectrum
- Too Many Choices! Books to Read During Sensory Storytimes
- Top 10 Ways to Tell if Your Library Is Inclusive
- Volunteers in Your Library
- Working with Preschoolers with Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Yoga as a Bridge for Serving a Cross Section of Your Library Population