ALT Four young adults sit together in a brightly lit library or learning space. One person, using a wheelchair, is working on a laptop, while the others engage with a book and a tablet. They appear focused and collaborative. The group reflects diversity in disability, race, and gender. Above them is the IAAP logo with the text: “United in Accessibility.” Below the image reads: “Building Skills. Driving Change.” The design includes bold, professional branding with a dark blue and white color scheme.

ALT A woman wearing a pair of Envision Glasses which is running Ally, the most Accessible AI Assistant on them.

ALT A professional photo of a soup on a table with a side of almonds in a side dish. To the right is an alt-text window from LinkedIn with text, Add alt text. Alt text describes images for people who can't see them. There may be an automatically generated description. You can edit it anytime. Alt text*. How would you describe this image?

ALT White backdrop with a decorative turquoise circle behind a person in a digitized map of the EU region and light blue digital elements that connect like nodes. Text reads, European Accessibility Act Overview. Video Series Includes: 25 informational videos designed to convey key points about the EAA in plain language. At the top right is a vertical IAAP logo and IAAP EU icon logo.

ALT IAAP logo above text, Your peers are already here. 10,000 professionals worldwide. 110 countries. Built by accessibility professionals. Recognized across industries. To the right is a headshot of a professional who is above the IAAP CPACC, WAS, and ADS certification badges.

ALT black and white photo of the FUTURES team, including facilitators and cohort members.

ALT IAAP Accessible Documents in Practice. From Unmarked PDF to PDF/UA Compliance: Understanding, Analyzing, and Correcting Accessibility Errors featuring Randy Brown (IPEDIS) and Keshinee Gooreeah (IPEDIS). 11 June 2026. 10 am - 11 am EDT. ASL and closed captioning are available.

ALT Level Access logo at the top right of a promotional graphic for the Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report. Text reads, Your Experience Matters. Help shape the Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report. Take the survey. At the bottom right are the G3ict and IAAP logos.

ALT Giuseppina (Pina) D'Intino speaks to a room of accessibility professionals who are all seated at tables. To the right of her is an ASL interpreter.

ALT IAAP Canada Chapter booth with an IAAP Canada banner on a table that includes swag (stickers, magnets, pamphlets, papers, certification badges, etc.).

ALT Illustration of a student jumping off piles of books and graduating.

ALT CSUN 2026 attendees are engaging with the Tactera at a booth in the exhibitor hall.

ALT White-blue gradient backdrop behind the IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals) logo that is above text, Newsletter. Get updates from IAAP & the global accessibility community. Join 10,000 accessibility-minded professionals globally.

ALT A light blue backdrop with a range of different emoji face icons. Text reads, Accessible Social. A Beginner's guide to creating inclusive social media.

ALT IAAP 2026 Global Accessibility Leadership Award. Nominations open. Accessibility. Leadership. Excellence.

ALT IAAP Logo above text, United In Accessibility. In the middle is a group of professionals in an office setting. At the bottom is text, For Professionals. For Organizations. For Change.

ALT IAAP Title II Readiness Series: Digital Accessibility for Public Agencies. ADA Title II Compliance: No Cost and Low-Cost Actions You Can Take Today, featuring Nicole Shumaker (Wake County Government). 17 March 2026. 11 am - 12 pm EDT. ASL and closed captioning are available.

ALT Dr. Christopher Michael Lee and Temitope Somuwa, MBA, CPACC, pose for a photo in front of the 2026 Inclusive Africa sponsor step-and-repeat. Temitope holds his 2025 IAAP Impact Award.

ALT IAAP Accessible Document In Practice. The Art of Accessibility: Making documents delightfully inclusive featuring Jon O'Donnell (Department fo Work and Pensions) and Samantha Merrett (Ministry of Justice UK). 4 June 2026. 11 am 12 pm EDT. ASL and closed captions are available.

ALT President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and Education Secretary Sonny Angara meet with public school learners in this undated photo. The Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday (Jan. 7, 2026) reported that the implementation of the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program has significantly boosted the performance of struggling learners in the country. (Photo courtesy of DepEd)

ALT Blue and white backdrop with white text, IAAP Professional Certification Simplified. On the bottom of the white backdrop is the IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals) logo.