Accessibility feedback

Each year we try to make the bookfair more accessible than the one before. Hopefully, more and more disabled people are able to fully participate.

(For an overview of accessibility features at the 2025 bookfair, see the Accessibility Info page.)

What new accessibility features are most important to add for next year?

Any particular features should we keep (not change)?

We especially want to know if there were obstacles at the event that stopped you from participating as fully as you wanted.

While we may not be able to implement every change requested for this year’s bookfair, we will do our best to make as many as possible. Some suggestions might require longer-term planning, which we’ll keep in mind for future book fairs.

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When you share feedback, you might want to answer questions like:

  • What kinds of barriers to participation did you run into?
  • What solutions did you try? Did any of them work well enough for you?
  • What solutions would you like to see from organizers in the future?
  • What did you do instead, if you did not overcome the barrier?

Thank you for taking the time to share about your experience with us!

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