Inclusion Matters

International Transgender Day of Visibility, observed annually on March 31st, and World Autism Acceptance Day, celebrated every April 2nd, are important occasions highlighting the significance of embracing individuals for who they are, without judgment or discrimination. In a world where diversity is abundant, fostering an environment of acceptance is crucial for creating a more inclusive society.


International Transgender Day of Visibility helps to honor and raise awareness about transgender and gender non-conforming individuals. This day aims to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of the transgender community while also highlighting the discrimination and challenges they face worldwide.


World Autism Acceptance Day is a significant day aiming to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion of people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It provides an opportunity for individuals, communities, and organizations worldwide to come together to raise awareness about autism and to celebrate the unique talents and abilities of individuals with autism.


By celebrating these days and spreading awareness about the challenges faced by transgender individuals and those with autism, we can build a more compassionate and equitable society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.


Dare to expand your reading list this week with the any of the transgender and autistic narratives in our collection:

Visit our Tiny Art Show on display through this Thursday, April 4th!!


Tiny Artists: Your canvases will be available for pick-up at the Adult Circulation Desk on the Second Floor beginning Friday, April 5th.

Mark Your Calendars

In Your Community

Visit our website for more information on all of our in-house and virtual programs and services and follow us on social media.
Facebook  Instagram