Website Accessibility Assessment
Digital environments matter just as much for people with disabilities as physical spaces do – websites need to be accessible through more than just sight. Building on last year’s office and workspace accessibility assessment, in 2026 we’re partnering with the Lithuanian Blind and Visually Impaired Union (LASS) to give Charter members the chance to assess whether their websites meet the requirements of the now-effective Accessibility Directive. Each organization receives a personal report with recommended corrections, along with a private consultation.
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