Ask LUDIAPathway 3 · Accessibility for Learning Communities
Making Events Accessible
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
A practical checklist for in-person, online, and hybrid events: venue, captioning, sign language, accessible materials, and gathering access needs in advance.
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Pathway 3 · Accessibility for Learning Communities
Conference Accessibility: Zero Project Guide and Glossary
Zero Project
Planning tools that work through physical, digital, and communication access together. Useful for larger or multi-session events.
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Pathway 3 · Accessibility for Learning Communities
Disability-Inclusive Communications Guidelines
United Nations
Guidance for writing invitations, sign-up forms, and notices in clear, respectful, accessible language so every parent, family, and caregiver knows they are welcome.
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Pathway 1 · What About Curb Cuts?
Access Is Love
Mia Mingus, Sandy Ho, and Alice Wong
Starts from belonging. It gives ten concrete ways to build access into a gathering from the start.
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Pathway 6 · No-Cost Digital Resources
ZipCaptions: Live Captions
No-cost live captioning tool
No-cost live captions for speeches and presentations, and a reliable backup when a professional captioner is not available. Live captions are also built into many phones and computers.
Please note: before using digital tools, refer to data protection and privacy requirements.
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Accessibility Starting Point Guide
Designing Community Events
These starting points are for planning in-person school gatherings such as a family evening, a performance, or a community celebration. They help you create an event where every parent, family, caregiver, and community member can take part.