36 years of progress. One year of action

The Americans with Disabilities Act changed history in 1990. Thirty-six years later, accessibility has come a long way, but millions of people still face unnecessary digital barriers every day.

That’s why we’re launching 36 for 36Not because 36 is a milestone anniversary, but because progress shouldn’t wait for one.

Together, let’s build a more accessible digital world.

Our commitment

Over the next 12 months, Recite Me will deliver our 36 for 36 commitment – a set of accessibility initiatives designed to educate, support and celebrate organizations making meaningful progress. We’re giving away our time, our expertise and using our software to make a difference.

36 free accessibility health checks for non-profits and small organizations

36 PDFs remediated for five for eligible organizations

36-minute accessibility clinics for five organizations with our digital accessibility team

36 customer stories showcasing accessibility in action

36 digital accessibility tips you can do yourself

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36 accessibility champions nominated by you

36 hours of volunteering supporting American disability organizations

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A program of informative webinars throughout the year

Why now?

The DOJ’s revised Title II compliance deadlines have given many organizations more time to prepare. We believe that time should be used to improve accessibility, not postpone it.

Every month of delay means another month that someone may be unable to access information, complete a transaction, apply for a job or use an essential public service independently.

The best time to improve
accessibility was yesterday.

The next best time is today.

Ways to get involved

Whether you’re looking for support, have a story to tell or want to nominate yourself or someone else as an accessibility champion, we’d love to hear from you.

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Register your interest
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Nominate an Accessiblity Champion

Chosen Recite Me Accessibility Champions will be will be sent a Recite Me swag bag, invited to a peer-to-peer learning session with other Champions, and receive official Recite Me Accessibility Champion Certificates and digital assets to display on their socials.