Accessible IT is a community that focuses on building awareness, allyship, and accountability around digital accessibility at Stanford. This program is part of Stanford IDEAL IT.
Education and Awareness
Accessibility Concepts
Learn more about accessibility best practices.
Create Accessible Digital Content
View step-by-step guides on creating accessible digital content.
Sponsors, Leadership and Other Related Communities
Sponsors
- Brad Immanuel, Executive Director Client Experience and Solutions (CXS), University IT
- Tom Cramer, Associate University Librarian, Stanford University Libraries
Leadership
- Sean Keegan, Accessible IT Program Lead
Working Group Members
- Karen Bettucchi, University IT
- Teggin Summers, Technology and Digital Solutions (TDS)
- IDEAL IT Program Management Team
- Dani Aivazian
- Rodney Carter
- Alexandria Ogbogu
Events
Accessible IT hosts multiple events throughout the year. These include:
- Lunch-n-Learns
- A community event for Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)
Related News
Accessibility in IT Fireside Chat and Q&A with Kate Sonka
In June, Accessibility in IT hosted a fireside chat “Teaching Accessibility and Accessibly - Why Not Both?” featuring guest speaker Kate Sonka, Executive Director of Teach Access.
Accessibility in IT Lunch-n-Learn Series Kicks Off
In April 2023, Accessibility in IT introduced its new Lunch-n-Learn series with a pilot event “Accessibility in IT: Small Changes, Big Results.”
Upcoming Lunch-n-Learns Spotlight Practical Actions for Accessibility in IT
This spring, the IDEAL IT Accessibility in IT program is launching a new virtual lunch-n-learn series intended for anyone who wants to learn more about accessibility and why it’s important.
Get Involved
Contact Us
If you have questions or need support with any aspect of the Accessibility in IT program, please contact accessible-it-leads@lists.stanford.edu.
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