Ulsan Library's 'Visiting Reading Culture Program'... Call for 5 Project Institutions

Selection of Support Institutions for Knowledge and Information Vulnerable Groups by the 19th

A variety of reading culture programs will directly reach citizens who find it difficult to visit libraries, such as people with disabilities and multicultural families.

Ulsan Library announced on the 7th that it will hold a public contest for organizations to carry out the "2024 Visiting Program for Knowledge and Information Vulnerable Groups," which will operate from June to November.

This program is a customized reading culture program linked with local organizations to bridge the information gap for knowledge and information vulnerable groups. The contest targets organizations that support knowledge and information vulnerable groups, such as people with disabilities and multicultural families who have difficulty visiting libraries directly, and a total of five organizations will be selected.

Selected organizations will be supported with instructor recruitment and allowances for operating the reading culture program. Organizations wishing to participate can apply by visiting Ulsan Library or via email from the 8th to the 19th.

The final selected organizations will be individually notified on May 13 and announced through the Ulsan Library website. For further inquiries, please refer to the notices on the Ulsan Library website or contact the Ulsan Library Data Policy Division.

An official from Ulsan Library said, "We will strive to provide equal opportunities for reading culture activities to information-vulnerable groups through cooperation with support organizations within the region."

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