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There are a lot of information already available online. If you are here it is probably because you would like to find information to build yourself an opinion about accessibility, inclusivity, ableism... well we are sorry to disappoint you, we cannot answer your questions. There are many subjectivities and the best things to do would do to answer yourself. Non normative people answered most of the questions that may came to your mind already billions time, so why not looking around for these

We started collecting here also useful tools to build accessibility in internet, do not forget that accessibility can be cool and sexy for everyone!

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Doesn’t matter if you think ableism is someone else’s problem, do not loose inspiration and navigate the resources below.

#	Name	Type	Link
1	Allyresources	Internet Accessibility	a11yresources.webflow.io
	A growing list of accessibility tools and resources for websites (ENG)
2	Ramp-up.me	Events Accessibility	ramp-up.me
	Planning accessible events (ENG+GER)
3	Virtual AMC	Internet Accessibility	amc.alliedmedia.org
	Accessibility guidelines by Allied Media Conference (ENG)
4	Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0	Internet Accessibility	w3.org
	Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 - Guidelines from The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops open standards to ensure the longterm growth of the Web
5	National Disability Authority (NDA)	Internet Accessibility	w3.org
	NDA – National Disability Authority (NDA) Ireland. Website full of very useful tools to build your website.
6	Excellence in Universal Design (CEUD)	Internet Accessibility	universaldesign.ie
	The centre of Excellence in Universal Design (CEUD) was established by the National Disability Authority (NDA) in January 2007.
7	Accessibility/Usability Penn State	Internet Accessibility	accessibility.psu.edu
	EIT Accessibility Group Pennsylvania State University published a website that explains how to ensure Web pages and online documents can be made usable for users with different disabilities.
8	BarrierFrei Videplayer	Internet Accessibility	aktion-mensch.de
	Aktion Mensch is committed to ensuring that all people can participate in society - regardless of whether they have a disability or not. Aktion Mensch has developed a video player plugin that makes it possible to integrate accessible videos in the best possible way.
9	Contrast Checker WebAIM	Internet Accessibility	webaim.org
	Tool offered freely by webaim.org, WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) has provided comprehensive web accessibility solutions since 1999.
10	Line Contrast Checker WebAIM	Internet Accessibility	webaim.org
	Tool offered freely by webaim.org, WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) has provided comprehensive web accessibility solutions since 1999.
11	Accessibility Evaluation Tool WebAIM	Internet Accessibility	webaim.org
	Tool offered freely by webaim.org, WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) has provided comprehensive web accessibility solutions since 1999.
12	NVDA screen reader	Software Accessibility	nvaccess.org
	NVDA allows blind and vision impaired people to access and interact with the Windows operating system and many third party applications.
13	Vision	Software Accessibility	apple.com
	Apple native solution for non visual accessibility across their devices and operative systems.
14	Hearing	Software Accessibility	apple.com
	Apple native solution for deaf and hard of hearing accessibility across their devices and operative systems.
15	Accessible Fonts	Internet Accessibility	reciteme.com
	Some fonts can be inaccessible to disabled people, particularly those with a visual impairment or a learning disability such as dyslexia. If a font is not designed in a particular way, it might make it difficult for the reader to tell the difference between letter shapes and ultimately make it hard or impossible to understand what is written.
16	Talila A. Lewis	Social Justice Network	talilalewis.com
	Talila A. Lewis is a community lawyer and consultant who has been at the cutting edge of critically intersectional thought, education, organizing, advocacy and litigation that highlights and addresses the nexus between race, class, disability, other marginalized identities, and structural inequity for over a decade. Talila’s working definition of Ableism is really inspiring and may offer you a new perspective.
17	The Queer Futures Collective	Social Justice Network	queerfutures.com
	The Queer Futures Collective are a radically vulnerable and trans centered multimedia knowledge hub/activist laboratory exploring the intersections of disability studies, feminist technoscience, queer arts, transformative pedagogies, and spiritual activisms in practices of Future Making. This is a platform to create communal knowledge about what is yet to come while centering disabled queer/trans folks, disrupting traditional ways of teaching/learning, and blurring the borders between non-academic/academic knowledge.
18	The Wig	Art Accessibility Inclusivity	galeriegalerieweb.com
	A white institution’s guide for welcoming artists of color - in its pro-Black, pro-hoe, femme-centric, anti academic, non European, decolonial meaning - and their audiences. A hands on model to stop demanding slave labor under the guise of diversity.
19	Critical Design Lab	Art Accessibility Inclusivity	mapping-access.com
	The Critical Design Lab is a multi-disciplinary and multi-institution arts and design collaborative rooted in disability culture. Their collaborative draws on the methods of disability justice, critical and interrogative design, intersectional feminist design theory, and crip technoscience to address thorny questions about accessibility. They are artists, designers, critical makers, storytellers, filmmakers, activists, and scholars.
20	Critical Design Lab	Art Accessibility Inclusivity	mapping-access.com
	The Critical Design Lab is a multi-disciplinary and multi-institution arts and design collaborative rooted in disability culture. Their collaborative draws on the methods of disability justice, critical and interrogative design, intersectional feminist design theory, and crip technoscience to address thorny questions about accessibility. They are artists, designers, critical makers, storytellers, filmmakers, activists, and scholars.
20	Accessible Marketing Guide	Art Accessibility Inclusivity	weareunlimited.org.uk
	The Accessible Marketing Guide, contains an introduction to accessibility, the basics of making marketing material accessible, accessible websites, print and text, accessible formats, making social media accessible and a list of useful references that informed the guide as well as further resources. The original version of this document was published in 2016 by Jennifer Tomkins, former Head of Marketing and Development, Artsadmin and Jo Verrent, Senior Producer, Unlimited. This latest version was updated in 2020 by Grace McDonagh, Marketing Officer, Artsadmin, with support from the Unlimited, Artsadmin and Shape Arts teams.
21	Artist Resources	Art Accessibility Inclusivity	shapearts.org.uk
	Shape Arts is a disability-led arts organisation which works to improve access to culture for disabled people by providing opportunities for disabled artists, training cultural institutions to be more open to disabled people, and through running participatory arts and development programmes. They offer some resources for artists to help develop career and strengthen practice.

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