The Non-Profit Accessibility Guide: Building Inclusive Digital Communities with Elevation Web | Webinar Video
June 11, 2026 | 2 PM EST
Digital inclusion is a mission-critical goal for non-profits. Learn how to build accessible websites that empower and grow inclusive communities.
A Complete Guide to Mastering Web and Document Accessibility
Struggling to figure out where web accessibility ends and document remediation begins? Explore our complete guide—created in partnership with Shawn Jordison (@TheAccessibilityGuy)—to learn how automated tools, manual audits, and centralized management build true digital inclusion.
Spotlight on Access: The Vermont Assistive Technology Program
True accessibility goes beyond the digital world. Discover how the Vermont Assistive Technology Program (VATP) empowers independence through equipment loans, hands-on trials, and community outreach—and learn how physical AT connects to digital inclusion.
Accessible Customer Service Starts Here: A Guide for Businesses That Want to Do Better
For customers with disabilities, great accessible customer service begins with something fundamental: access. Here's your guide.
Five Exemplary Example Accessibility Statements Aligned with Best Practices
Five exemplary accessibility statement examples across finance, education, healthcare, technology, and HR software.
Celebrating Meagan Griffith’s Impact on Advancing Web Accessibility Through Groundbreaking Research
We are thrilled to share some fantastic news about one of our esteemed web accessibility specialists, Meagan Griffith. Meagan’s pioneering research paper, “Quantifying the Cost of Web Accessibility Barriers for Blind Users,” is included in the Final Regulatory Impact Analysis for the latest updates to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II. This is […]
Accessible Web Auditor Coauthors Web Accessibility Study
Our own Meagan Griffith coauthored an article in the journal Interacting with Computers. The research paper entitled “Quantifying the Cost of Web Accessibility Barriers for Blind Users” looks at the issue of web accessibility from a different angle than many of the articles on the subject that come before it. Lots of research has been […]
Micro-volunteering in Accessibility: Be My Eyes
Hans Jørgen Wiberg, a visually impaired furniture craftsman, started Be My Eyes to become more independent. Be My Eyes is a free app that connects blind and low-vision people seeking visual assistance with a network of volunteers via video calls. How it works: This expands beyond the day-to-day tasks. Their Be My Eyes for Work […]
Disability Drives Innovation: Accessibility Spotlight
Haben Girma, the first person who is deaf-blind to graduate from Harvard Law School, believes that disability drives innovation. She uses the example of two Italian friends whose desire to correspond through letters sparked the invention of the typewriter. One was blind and the other sighted, so the latter created a machine where his friend […]
Accessibility Updates: Windows, Firefox, and Apple
We’re always thrilled to hear about technology companies updating their products specifically for accessibility. Not only does improved technology enhance experiences for people with disabilities, but these updates move the needle further toward progress. Let’s hope other companies and organizations follow suit because everyone benefits from accessibility. Here are some of the highlights from the […]