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Program Assistive Technologies:

Assistive Technologies

  • Description:

    Many Library locations offer access to a variety of devices and services that provide patrons with disabilities easier access to Library resources. For assistive technology information, call the Office of Community Outreach at 212-592-27552 or email accessibility@nypl.org.

    Accessibility at NYPL Locations

    The New York Public Library strives to ensure that its buildings are fully accessible in support of our mission to provide valuable resources and services to all New Yorkers. This commitment includes making every effort to improve accessibility in older branches with architectural challenges (NYPL has branches over 100 years old), and working to acquire the funding necessary to make key improvements.

    Browse our directory of locations to find branches that are currently fully or partially accessible. If you have questions about accessibility at a particular branch, please contact Ask NYPL.

    Accessible Resources

    For more information or for an accommodation, please email accessibility@nypl.org. To learn more about the accessibility of NYPL websites and mobile applications, see our Web & Mobile Accessibility Policy.

    Find programs and services below for our community members with disabilities:

    Print Disabilities or Visual Impairment

    Talking Books, Bookshare

    Videos and DVDs with descriptive text

    JAWs screenreading software, MAGic screen magnification software, and personal reading machines such as SIBL's Da Vinci video magnifier with Text-to Speech and an "Eye-Pal Solo" reading machine

    Technology workshops, braille study groups, and more

    Learning, Cognitive, or Developmental Disabilities

    Movie screenings, art workshops, computer classes

    Sensory-friendly storytime and playtime for children

    Online resources for video storybooks and animated picture books

    Free talking books and players

    Deaf or Hard of Hearing

    ASL interpretation and CART real-time captioning

    Assistive listening devices, hearing loops

    Captioned videos and DVDs

    Physical Disabilities

    Books by Mail

    Talking Books

    Provider:New York Public Library
    Provider Address:455 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10016
    Areas Served:Bronx, New York, Richmond
    Telephone:

    (212) 340-0863

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    Last Update:4/1/2025 2:40 PM

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