Making Accessibility a Reality.

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WE WANT CHANGE, TODAY

Join us in making the world radically inclusive.

We're a youth initiative passionate about making a difference in the world by building a more accessible and inclusive society through informative posts, awareness campaigns, and sparking interesting conversations!

15%

of the global population has some form of a disability

98%

of the world's top websites remain inaccessible

Awareness Campaigns

We conduct campaigns to educate individuals and boost public awareness about disabilities and accessibility guidelines.

Engaging Competitions

Showcase your talents in our competitions where we create a platform to support budding disabled artists and rising influencers.

Intriguing Events

Join us in one of our digital events where we facilitate conversations and celebrate the achievements of the disabled community.

Informative Posts

A4E aims to cover every topic in the realm of disability, accessibility and inclusion – from A to Z – in the form of engaging posts.

accessibility Guidelines

We provide and endorse the active use of comprehensive checklists and guidelines to improve accessibility in all spheres of life.

Disabled Perspectives

We are led by a passionate team working directly under the support and advice of members of the disabled community.

WORK WITH US

Want to work towards building inclusive communities?

Become an integral part of our hardworking team, make new friends, make a real difference and learn skills all while helping promote equal access to opportunities!

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We're making accessibility Icon of an accessible bus entry a priority. Join us as Icon of a person reading a book we learn, unlearn and relearn, take everyone Icon of an inclusive workspace into consideration Icon of people protesting at a campaign , celebrate diversity, and foster inclusivity.

disabled is not a bad word. 

disabled is not a bad word. 

disabled is not a bad word. 

disabled is not a bad word. 

disabled is not a bad word. 

disabled is not a bad word. 

Four disabled people stand and wave. One is in a wheelchair, one is blind and holds a walking stick, one has a prosthetic leg, and one represents invisible disabilities.