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DC Public Library Center for Accessibility and the DC Talking Book and Braille Program
The Center for Accessibility at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library is DC Public Library's hub for accessible services. It arranges ASL interpretation and CART captioning for library programs, maintains assistive technology across library branches including audio loops and desktop magnifiers, and produces materials in alternate formats. It also runs the DC Talking Book and Braille Program, the District's regional library in the Library of Congress National Library Service network, which lends Braille and audio books, players and an eReader to District residents who cannot read standard print.
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G Street NW, Room 205, Washington, DC, 20001
Services: Assistive Technology / Equipment; Arts / Creative Programs; Education / Schools / Early Childhood Education
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