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Eun-jung Lee, Director of Cheongna Lake Library, stated regarding the project, "We will provide support so that senior citizens with hearing impairments can gain opportunities for social exchange and cultural enjoyment through reading and art activities. We will continue to do our best to increase reading access for information-vulnerable groups and provide inclusive library services that everyone can enjoy together." Incheon Metropolitan City (Mayor Chan-dae Park) announced that its Cheongna Lake Library branch was selected for a national grant program to operate the 'Chaek-ieum Son-mal' reading program for deaf seniors.
According to the library, the program will run for 11 sessions from August 5 to October 26 for deaf seniors aged 60 and older affiliated with the Incheon Association of the Deaf.
Building on high satisfaction scores from last year, the curriculum includes eight reading sessions focused on traditional folktales, along with two cultural excursions to Baedari Secondhand Bookstore Alley and an art exhibition.
While securing national grant funds to offer tailored sign language reading activities and cultural outings for deaf seniors offers a plausible narrative for narrowing cultural divides, skepticism remains.
Critics argue that relying on temporary national grants to serve a limited group over just 11 sessions while framing it as a sweeping advance in inclusive library services borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying on sporadic grant-funded events, the city needs practical measures that make public libraries permanently accessible to disabled residents on any given day.
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