16 Sep, 2024

AccessibleEU: A European hub for Accessibility Resources, Networking, and Training

The #AccessibleEU Centre features a growing online depository with nearly 200 good practices on different areas of #accessibility from all over Europe. 

It aims to: 

  • Build the capacity on accessibility in EU countries 
  • Support the implementation of the European Union legislation on accessibility 
  • Connect stakeholders responsible for implementing accessibility rules in the EU 
  • Create a common European one-stop-shop on accessibility 
  • Train excellent professionals on accessibility

 

What does AccessibleEU offer: 

  • Online library on accessibility 

The Centre offers direct links, databases, information about standards, guides, studies, good practices and support materials on accessibility. 

  • Networking 

AccessibleEU is putting together a community of practice comprising accessibility and disability experts. 

  • Accessibility training 

AccessibleEU offers workshops, online trainings and mutual learning events, among others on different accessibility topics. 

Find out more here. 

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