We are building a movement to create a space for partnership with leaders from the disability, accessibility, and open source communities to collaborate, share insights, and drive meaningful change across the ecosystem.
We’re building a collaborative movement to make open source software more accessible for everyone. This organization brings together leaders and contributors from the disability, accessibility, assistive technology, and open source communities to share knowledge, support one another, and turn ideas into meaningful action.
There are many ways to get involved:
Attend the Open Source Accessibility Summit – 2026 on October 19, 2026, in Raleigh, North Carolina. Join us for a day of connection, learning, and hands-on collaboration.
Use the Accessibility Toolkit for templates and guidance, including accessibility statements, issue forms, and pull request checklists.
Help shape the roadmap by opening issues, proposing ideas, improving documentation, and submitting pull requests across the organization.
Whether you’re a person with lived experience, an accessibility professional, an assistive technology builder, an open source maintainer, or simply someone who wants to help, there’s a place for you here.
Together, we can make accessibility a shared practice across the open source ecosystem.
Shared materials, outcomes, and practical resources from the Open Source Accessibility Summit - bringing disability, accessibility, and open source communities together to make open source software…
The Open Source Accessibility Framework is a lightweight program that helps open source projects adopt accessibility best practices through public, concrete, trackable actions.
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We want to create a tool to help open source projects understand, measure, and improve their accessibility by turning accessibility work into visible, trackable signals.
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Shared materials, outcomes, and practical resources from the Open Source Accessibility Summit - bringing disability, accessibility, and open source communities together to make open source software more accessible.
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The “Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon” focused on empowering participants to build skills and make real contributions to the assistive technology tools people rely on every day.
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