By Rachel Karch, Instructional Design and Accessibility Manager, Suicide Prevention Resource Center
 
Accessibility is crucial for creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of ability, can access and benefit from information and resources. Here’s why accessibility matters:
  • Everyone feels included and valued.
  • It benefits all users, including those with temporary disabilities and non-native English speakers.
  • It helps meet legal requirements and avoid issues.
  • Accessible content reaches a wider audience.
  • It shows commitment to equity and social responsibility.

Click here to learn 5 simple steps that will make your content more accessible.