Chapel Hill Public Library’s Neurodiversity and Nature initiative creates inclusive, adaptive spaces

The Daily Tar Heel

The Chapel Hill Public Library launched the Neurodiversity and Nature initiative to provide sensory-specific tools, furniture, and activities that create inclusive spaces for neurodivergent individuals. By collaborating with community experts and implementing a sensory garden and adaptive kits, the library aims to reduce overstimulation and support self-awareness through specialized programs like monthly sensory storytimes. The program also focuses on improving overall accessibility through signage and designated quiet areas based on feedback from the neurodivergent community.

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