Event description
Celebrating 25 Years of Getting Web Pros Up to Accessibility Speed Since 1998!
The Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR) teaches web pros how to design accessible websites and apps in a practical, hands-on setting. Company or Indie teams are trained and mentored while building a basic website for Nonprofits, Artists, or Community Organizations. For complete information on the event, visit the Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR) web site.
You can register as:
- Client: Nonprofit, Artist, or Community Organization
- Developer: Team
- Developer: Individual
- Mentor
About Knowbility
Knowbility is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to create a more inclusive digital world for people with disabilities. We help make the internet and other technologies accessible to people who are blind or have low vision, deaf or hard of hearing, have limited mobility, and cognitive or learning disabilities. Our goal is to create a barrier-free world of information technology so that people with disabilities can fully participate in digital spaces.
We pursue our mission through three priorities:
- Education
- Awareness
- Advocacy
Accessible technology matters for the one billion people with disabilities around the world. Improved accessibility means access to healthcare providers and appointments, information technology, digital classrooms and learning, social inclusion and networking, shopping, entertainment, and travel arrangements, voter registration and civic engagement, banking and financial inclusion, & career training and employment.
Accessible digital design means everyone has access to unlimited opportunities to reach their full potential.
Your donation funds our critical work, including this event! You can make a difference in closing the digital divide and improving digital equity, access, and opportunity for disabled people.
You can read more about our programs and the work we do on the Knowbility website.
Knowbility is committed to creating a safe, hospitable work environment. Everyone involved with Knowbility events, programs, and services must follow our Code of Conduct, including in related online communities and on social media.