Knowbility
Workshop, July 23, 2020
W3C WAI Interactive Update
The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops the international standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and much more. In this workshop, you can share your perspectives and learn about exciting new work through WAI.
Resgistrations are open!
Accessibility Internet Rally
The Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR) is a global web accessibility competition. It is also a virtual volunteering event. Designers and developers create accessible websites for nonprofits, community groups, and artists.
Knowbility trains those designers and developers. The nonprofits get a modern, accessible website. In the end a jury of accessibility professionals decides who did the best job.
Our Services
Knowbility can support you and your team with accessibility services and consulting.
In Memory of Christopher Schmitt
Our Colleague, Mentor, Friend
John Slatin Virtual AccessU 2020
Nominations for the Thatcher Prize are open!
Our Community Programs
Knowbility’s mission is to ensure equal access to technology for people with disabilities.
K12 Community + Knowbility
How can we support you?
We’re a Non-Profit!
Your donation can make a difference for people with disabilities.
Infos, Tutorials and Anecdotes
Smart Phones Aren’t Smart Enough
Apps have changed the lives of many. But what if you can’t use them?
About Knowbility
Equal Access to Technology for People with Disabilities
Knowbility is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission of improving technology access for millions of youth and adults with disabilities all over the world. Our programs reflect our core values and the strong belief that accessible technology is a key to providing equal access to educational, employment, and social opportunities for people with disabilities.
Whether you want to learn about accessibility, participate in the community or get help from our experts; Knowbility has the experience you need. As a worldwide leader in accessible information technology since 1998 we’ve worked with hundreds of business, education, government and nonprofit organizations to train staff, implement effective accessibility strategies, and monitor long term goals to reach millions of new users.
We need your support
Your contribution will help us improve digital accessibility for people with disabilities through our outreach, training, and community programs.
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