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Audio-Described Videos
Our collection of classic and award-winning films and television productions that include descriptive narration during quiet moments may be borrowed by individuals who are registered with or eligible for the Talking Book Program. Our audio-described videos include both VHS tapes and DVDs. To request a video, call us at 703-324-8380 or TTY 703-324-8365. You may also e-mail us.

Braille Awareness Kits
Media selected by Access Services upon request will help groups learn about the history and use of Braille. Any Fairfax County Public Library cardholder may reserve a kit. Please contact us at least two weeks in advance by calling 703-324-8380 or TTY 703-324-8365. You may also e-mail us.

Disability Awareness Collection
Printed books and other materials focused on learning about and living with disabilities may be borrowed by any Fairfax County Public Library cardholder. Reference materials may be used at the Access Services branch. Additional books and audio-visual materials related to disabilities and accessibility are available from other library branches. Titles are listed in the library's online catalog.

Nostalgia Kits
Multimedia programming materials from Bi-Folkal Productions, Inc. are designed to be used by groups of older adults and may be borrowed by any Fairfax County Public Library cardholder. To request a kit, call us at 703-324-8380 or TTY 703-324-8365. You may also e-mail us.

 


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