In collaboration with Zayed Higher Organization for People of Determination,
The National Library and Archives organizes a Back-to-school Community Initiative for People of Determination

As part of its active community engagement during the Year of Community, and in collaboration with Zayed Higher Organization for People of Determination, the National Library and Archives organized a back-to-school community initiative for People of Determination. The initiative included distributing numerous motivational gifts to students of determination, with the aim of bringing joy to their hearts and strengthening their confidence and determination.
The National Library and Archives is keen to involve People of Determination in numerous community events and activities. providing them with support in line with its national and social responsibility toward this vital segment of society. This commitment reflects the importance of coordinating efforts with relevant entities to raise public awareness, ensure their effective inclusion in society, and empower them across the different educational stages, while bringing them joy and happiness.
Students of Determination expressed their happiness with the National Library and Archives’ participation in this initiative, which had a positive impact on activating their role, boosting their confidence and determination, and supporting their ambitious journey toward learning and habilitation.
At the conclusion of the initiative, Zayed Higher Organization for People of Determination extended its gratitude to the National Library and Archives on its societal role and collaboration in bringing joy to People of Determination, reinforcing their presence, and encouraging their active contribution to community development.
It is noteworthy that the National Library and Archives has given considerable attention to the People of Determination. It has published summaries of its key publications in Braille for students with visual impairments who read in Braille. These include: “Zayed: From Challenges to Union”, “Khalifa: Journey into the Future”, and “Qasr Al Hosn 1795 – 1966”. As part of its continued support, it also provided them with a special device for reading Braille.