College of Education and Social Services

Center on Disability and Community Inclusion

CDCI Accessibility Resources

A grid of photos featuring different people: a young white woman with Down Syndrome; a Black woman laughing into an open laptop; an older, bearded white gentleman in dark glasses and a cane, sitting quietly; a Hispanic man in his early twenties paused mid-sign.

Accessibility is not optional.

Everyone is welcome. And that means making sure that events, presentations, publications, and websites are accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.

ACCESSIBILITY FOR:

Accessible Events (.pdf)

Accessible Presentations

RECENT RESOURCES

2022 ACCESSIBLE PRESENTATION SLIDES CHECKLIST (.pdf)

A quick checklist of best practices in creating accessible slides for presentations (.pdf), including design choices, media access, and format.

General Regulations and Standards

WebAIM Project at the Center for Persons with Disabilities, Utah State University
Making Files Accessible, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
University of Minnesota's Accessible U
2019 Accessibility Webinar Series by the Insititute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire

Accessibility and PDFs

PAVE free PDF checker

Color Contrast

WebAIM contrast checker
Color contrast analyser package by the Paciello Group
UVM's Color Palette cheat sheet (PDF)