A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin. The illustration is set in Lecco, Italy, and shows a diverse and inclusive group of people, both male and female, interacting joyfully and dynamically around the "Biblioteca No Limits." A large, welcoming library building is in the background, adorned with Italian architectural features. The characters include a librarian passionately talking to people, individuals in wheelchairs, parents with children, elderly people, and other community members. Everyone has expressive facial features and dynamic poses typical of lively Belgian comics from the 1980s. Use clean and bold lines with strong black ink for contours and shading to add depth and texture, extending the illustration to cover the whole 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background.

Lecco’s Biblioteca No Limits: A Game-Changer for Cultural Access and Inclusivity

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Lecco’s Library Initiative Breaks Down Barriers to Cultural Access

In an inspiring move to make culture more accessible, the “Biblioteca no limits” project in is addressing various barriers that prevent people from accessing cultural venues. “The barriers that make it difficult, if not impossible, to access cultural places are not just physical or architectural, like steps and walls, but also obstacles to learning. With this project, we aim to remove all these barriers,” says Simona Sanna, the head of the Library.

The initiative goes beyond merely adapting physical spaces. It seeks to create an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their limitations, can enjoy and benefit from cultural resources. This approach is crucial for fostering a more inclusive community where access to culture is regarded as a right for all.

For further details, read the full article on the Prima Lecco portal.

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