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What Does Accessibility Mean To Me?

Time To Educate

1st-5th September 2025

Two women sit together at a desk, smiling as they use a computer. One woman, wearing a white shirt, appears to be visually impaired and is using assistive technology. The background is bright yellow with abstract shapes, and there is a purple icon of a figure wearing a graduation cap.

What is Accessibility to Me Week?

Get ready for an inspiring week of learning and action with Accessibility To Me Week, brought to you by Recite Me. This annual initiative is all about driving progress in accessibility and inclusion.

When you think about “accessibility” at work, what comes to mind? Perhaps it’s a colleague who uses a wheelchair moving freely around the office, or an employee with visual impairments using assistive technology to navigate digital systems. While these examples matter, accessibility goes far beyond them. It’s about creating workplaces, physical and digital, that are welcoming and usable for everyone, no matter their circumstances or needs.

By recognising and valuing the different ways people experience accessibility, we can take meaningful steps towards building environments where everyone can thrive. Together, we can make inclusion part of everyday practice, not just an ideal.

Accessibility to Me 2025 logo, showing the theme 'Time To Educate'

This Year's Theme - Time to Educate

Education is the foundation of digital accessibility. This year’s Accessibility To Me campaign, Time to Educate, focuses on building awareness and practical knowledge about accessibility.

Understanding accessibility helps organisations create digital experiences that work for everyone — customers, employees, and communities alike. It drives better communication, sparks innovation, and removes barriers that hold people back.

During Accessibility To Me Week 2025, we encourage you to share your experiences and insights around learning and teaching accessibility. Together, we can help more people understand why accessibility matters and how to put it into practice.

Because accessibility is for all, and it’s time to educate.

Helpful Guides and Resources

Check out our selection of  resources dedicated to helping you foster online inclusion. From comprehensive checklists to useful guides – there is something in our resource bank to help everyone get started making a difference.

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Website Accessibility Checklist

This checklist guides you through the key areas to prioritise, from designing clear and usable forms and feedback sections to ensuring your content is easy to understand and your media is accessible to all.

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Inclusive Education Email Series

Join the Recite Me education series, where we address the important issues surrounding online accessibility. Throughout this transformative journey we will inspire change through education, help you take action, and champion a digital world.

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Digital Inclusion Toolkit

This comprehensive toolkit encompasses best practices in accessible design, guides on creating WCAG-compliant websites, tips on inclusive communication and so much more!

Download Your Resources to get Involved

For more information on Accessibility to Me Week and how you can get involved, download our resource pack below and join the conversation on social media using #AccessibilityToMe.

Promotional graphic for Accessibility To Me 2025 with the slogan ‘Time to Educate’. Text reads: ‘Let’s Build Awareness and Practical Knowledge about Accessibility. 1st - 5th of September’. The left side has a purple background with a white icon of a figure wearing a graduation cap. The right side shows two women smiling and working together, one using a computer.