Public library staff and volunteers in Ontario can now add formalized accessibility training to their professional development toolkit by completing the certificate “CELA Service in Ontario Public Libraries” through the Ontario Library Service.

CELA speaks with Cassandra Viers of Creston Valley Public Library, a new CELA member library to find out how the addition of CELA services is helping them serve their users with print disabilities.

No matter your taste in books, we have just the title to sweeten you Valentine's Day, or provide the perfect way to escape.

Celebrate Black History Month with a great read featuring Black authors, Black stories, and Black history.

In honour of World Braille Month, CELA's Peer Trainer Ioana shares some of her research into the history and evolution of braille.

CELA reaches some major milestones in 2022, thanks in part to collaborations and partnerships.

December 3 is the International Day for Persons with Disabilities, and it's a perfect time to read works from people with disabilities.

Rhianna Hajzer, one of CELA's accessibility testers shares her experience working on CELA's graphic novel project.

Congratulations to the winners of the Writer's Trusts Awards which were announced at a gala November 2. Find out about the awards and the winners in the CELA collection.

This month Rachel Breau, CELA’s Manager of Member Services, is celebrating 20 years of working with CELA and its predecessor, the CNIB Library