The Diversity and User Experience (DUX) program provides broad support and leadership on user experience, including accessibility of services, resources, and activities. We’re a collaborative community whose work is informed by our dedication to diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racist principles.
We look toward connections and intersections beyond technology and systems, with a focus on the practices and philosophies of enhancing user experiences. These connections include public services and member access — areas of library work where we directly assist, support, and engage with patrons, user communities, and library workers.
DUX Program Days 2026
DUX Program Days will be held virtually June 2-3, 9am-12pm, and June 9-10, 1pm-4pm. We’ll share, talk, and learn about areas of library work that make the DUX community who we are: accessibility; equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism; user experience; reference services; teaching and learning; and student engagement. And most importantly, how these areas intersect with and inform each other.
Please complete the registration form to receive calendar entries and Zoom access links.

