The BYBLIOS dissemination event in Germany brought together experts from the Berlin government, academia, and the library sector to discuss inclusive libraries as community hubs for learning and employment. Held near Berlin, the event highlighted innovative internship models supporting the professional inclusion of people with cognitive disabilities.

The BYBLIOS project was actively disseminated in Portugal through events and discussions on inclusion and diversity in school libraries, highlighting how library internships built skills and confidence for young people with disabilities. Desincoop, together with local partners, shared project outcomes that showcase libraries as inclusive learning and social participation spaces.

In Italy, the BYBLiOS project was introduced to 97 students and teachers at IIS De Nobili in Catanzaro. This event highlighted the university's role in the research and emphasized the importance of active participation from the educational community in fostering change.

The Byblios project has initiated participatory research to develop guidelines for focus groups across participating countries. These groups will explore the future of libraries, accessibility, inclusion, and the employment of staff with disabilities or other challenges. The research aims to identify strategies and resources to support the integration of such staff, enhancing the overall user experience in libraries.