Looking to take your understanding to the next level? Check out some of the opportunities available below.

W3C’s site for its Web Accessibility Initiative shares resources to make presentations accessible; develop web accessibility presentations and training; and analyze before and after demonstrations of inaccessible websites.

WebAIM, or Web Accessibility in Mind, provides:

• Onsite training
• Online document accessibility training
• Web conferences
• Conference presentations and keynotes

Be sure to explore the details of WebAIM’s options.

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) offers a variety of options from online training to on-demand webinars to additional resources to the Federal Acquisition Institute.

Want to take action and advocate for web accessibility? Take a look at the resources below.

In addition to its professional development opportunities, W3C has developed resources to help others support web accessibility.

• Why organization should address accessibility
• Contacting organizations about inaccessible websites