36 FOR 36 CHAMPIONS

Meet our 36 for 36 Digital Accessibility Champions

As part of our 36 for 36 campaign marking the Americans with Disabilities Act’s 36th anniversary, we’re celebrating people taking action to make the digital world more accessible.

Our champions are helping more people access information, opportunities and services. Explore their stories below, and help us recognize others making a difference by nominating a champion of your own.

OUR CHAMPIONS

Making the digital world more accessible

Ashlee Jones

Calhoun County Area Chamber
& Visitors Center

Ashlee is helping more people access career opportunities, community support and local information through her leadership of the Chamber’s inclusion committee and commitment to more inclusive digital experiences.

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Danielle Dewees

Communications Strategist, Nebraska Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence

Danielle is making digital accessibility a greater priority in survivor advocacy, building it into the Coalition’s communications and training colleagues and partner organizations across Nebraska.

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Know someone making a difference?

Help us recognize others taking action to make the digital world more accessible by nominating a champion of your own.

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.