All members of the Union community have a role to play in supporting a culture of accessibility. Anyone who creates, shares, distributes, and publishes digital information is responsible for following digital accessibility standards and best practices.
Digital accessibility is the practice of making websites and digital information accessible for people with hearing, movement, sight, cognitive and other disabilities. An ethical and legal responsibility, digital accessibility is also an expression of the College's commitment to "identify and alleviate barriers to ensure equitable practices across campus."
Policies -- standards and expectations for the Union community.
Training -- opportunities to learn about digital accessibility.
Ambassadors -- help answer questions and advocate for accessibility.
Procurement -- learn about purchasing and accessibility standards.
How to -- create more accessible digital materials.
The Electronic Information Technology Accessibility Committee
"As a community we identify and alleviate barriers to ensure equitable practices across campus by working diligently with our faculty, staff and students towards inclusive excellence." - Campus Diversity & Inclusion at Union
Women Techmakers: What is Web Accessibility in 60 seconds.