Accessibility at Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania

The Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania actively applies Universal Design principles to ensure accessibility for visitors with various needs. The library's digital environment is adapted for people with disabilities — the website complies with WCAG 2.1 AA standards, is compatible with screen reading software, and allows users to adjust font size and contrast settings.

In addition, the library offers specialised services for individuals with visual, hearing, and mobility impairments, including audiobooks, video transcriptions, tactile books for children, and customised educational programmes.

The building has accessible ramps, elevators and designated parking spaces for people with disabilities.

To receive information in an accessible format, individuals may submit a free-form request to the National Library. Requests can be sent via email to bibliolnb [dot] lt (biblio[at]lnb[dot]lt) or klausklnb [dot] lt (klausk[at]lnb[dot]lt)  or delivered in person to the Library’s Registration and Information Desk.

Upon receiving a request from a person with a disability, the information will be provided in their preferred accessible format, such as:

• Braille;
• Audio and/or visual formats;
• Easy-to-read language;
• Screen-reader friendly electronic documents or documents with high contrast mode enabled;
• As electronic or paper documents, by email, or as video/audio recordings.

The Library is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive working and learning environment for all visitors. It constantly strives to meet diverse needs by offering suitable facilities, resources, and services, including accessible workstations, assistive technologies, and personalised support.

Two height-adjustable desks are available in the American Space reading room (Second floor, Room 205).

Accessibility for the visually impaired. 

Accessibility for people with reduced mobility.

Accessibility for people with hearing impairment.

Accessibility for persons with intellectual disabilities.

Accessibility for persons with audio sensory sensitivity.

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Accessible EU is not responsible for the accessibility of content provided by third parties.