ALT Illustrated infographic promoting accessible toilet planning. A woman uses a phone to locate nearby accessible, clean, and available toilets. Three steps show checking facilities before leaving, planning a route with toilet stops, and travelling confidently. The graphic ends with the message “Because freedom starts with access” and depicts an accessible women’s restroom with wheelchair signage, Braille, grab bars, and accessible fixtures.

ALT Poster titled “Why Public Toilets Matter.” A woman using a wheelchair faces an accessible restroom with grab bars and wheelchair signage. Text explains that accessible public toilets promote dignity and independence, safety and privacy, equal participation, health and well-being, and inclusion and respect for women.

ALT Infographic titled "The WHO 5P Framework: A people-centered approach to strengthen health systems and improve lives." The graphic presents five interconnected pillars of an effective health system. Pillar 1, People, shows a diverse family including a wheelchair user and emphasizes user-centered inclusion. Pillar 2, Products, shows a healthcare professional reviewing medicines and highlights quality and affordability. Pillar 3, Provision, depicts healthcare service delivery at a health center, focusing on accessible and integrated services. Pillar 4, Personnel, features a diverse team of healthcare workers representing a skilled and supported workforce. Pillar 5, Policy, shows decision-makers discussing governance, equity, quality, and financing. The infographic concludes with the message: “5 Pillars. 1 Goal. Better Health for All.” Logos of APNA and partner organizations appear at the bottom.

ALT An educational graphic titled "Accessible Bathroom" by the Asia-Pacific Network for Accessibility (APNA). The top left features three bullet points outlining key accessibility features: enough space for maneuvering a wheelchair, a minimum turning circle of 1500mm by 1500mm for full wheelchair rotation, and outward-opening or sliding doors to maximize internal space. To the right is a 3D architectural line drawing of a 3000mm by 3000mm bathroom layout. A person in a blue wheelchair is shown entering through a wide, outward-swinging glass door. The bottom left features a colorful logo of cartoon people waving above a purple circle that reads "apna Asia-Pacific Network for Accessibility".

ALT An accessible street scene in Delhi, India, under a sunny sky. The top left features the text, "Accessible streets create a community for all." Diverse pedestrians navigate a wide, obstacle-free sidewalk equipped with yellow Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSIs). In the foreground, a man uses a white cane while talking to a woman, and next to them, a man with sunglasses walks with a guide dog. To the right, a young girl using a manual wheelchair navigates a smooth ramp leading down to a crosswalk. In the background, an accessible low-floor city bus with a wheelchair symbol is parked at the kerb, next to a sign that reads "Accessible Pathway - India Gate." A cyclist in a designated lane, auto-rickshaws, green trees, and a building with a "Delhi - Public Works All Access" sign complete the bustling, universally designed urban environment.

ALT Women with Disabilities in the Workforce (Crayon Illustration) A colorful crayon-style illustration shows a group of Asian women with disabilities gathered around a large wooden table in a bright, welcoming workplace. The atmosphere feels warm, collaborative, and hopeful. In the center, a woman wearing a green floral kurta smiles while holding a clipboard, appearing to lead a discussion. Around her, other women work together with laptops, notebooks, and coffee cups spread across the table. One woman uses a wheelchair and holds a green notebook while listening attentively. Another woman wearing a pink hijab works on a laptop with a calm smile. A blind woman stands nearby with a white cane and takeaway coffee, confidently participating in the space. The background softly blends recognizable Asia-Pacific-inspired landmarks, including modern city skylines, pagoda-style architecture, mountains, and greenery. The textured crayon strokes give the image a handmade, childlike warmth that feels

ALT Poster for the Asia-Pacific Transport Forum 2026 (19–22 May, ADB Headquarters, Manila, Philippines) themed “From Priorities to Action.” The design features blue and orange transport illustrations (airplanes, buses, trains, ships, and cityscapes). Photos show Venie Mateo, an APNA Country Member from the Philippines, including one where she stands with a colleague and another portrait where she wears a conference badge and uses crutches.

ALT A purple-themed teaser poster by APNA (Asia-Pacific Network for Accessibility) featuring a mysterious black comic book with a glowing purple question mark on the cover. The poster includes phrases like “Stay Tuned,” “Excitement Loading,” and “Big Reveal Soon,” creating anticipation for a special announcement on Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD).

ALT An illustration showing an elderly man in a wheelchair with a leg cast looking perplexed at an accessible "Entry" gate. The ramp is completely blocked by a metal cattle grid grid, while a cartoon cow with a "Follow Me" sign easily walks across it. A wheelchair accessibility sign is mounted on the wall.

ALT An illustration celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day, featuring the bold title "APNA" and a speech bubble reading "ASIA-PACIFIC: ACCESS FOR ALL!". It depicts a diverse group of six smiling women from the Asia-Pacific region showcasing different accessibility needs and assistive technologies, including a wheelchair, a white cane, crutches, prosthetic limbs, a VR headset, and smartphones.

ALT A purple background with white text that lists the four bullet points mentioned in the post, ensuring the content is accessible to screen-reader users.

ALT A diverse group of women with disabilities participating in STEM education activities in a modern classroom. Some participants use wheelchairs or assistive technology while collaborating on robotics, science experiments, coding, and engineering projects. Educational posters and STEM symbols appear in the background, emphasizing inclusion, accessibility, and empowerment in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

ALT Illustrated social media poster showing diverse women, including women with disabilities, promoting accessibility and inclusion in the workplace, with the APNA logo in the top-right corner