AccessibilityAtlas authors human rights reports to drive systemic change by advocating and lobbying for a more inclusive and accessible world. These reports highlight the barriers individuals with disabilities face in everyday life—whether in education, employment, public spaces, or digital accessibility—while also offering data-driven solutions to policymakers, institutions, and communities.

Our reports are rooted in the belief that accessibility is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. By documenting real-world challenges and disparities, we ensure that the needs of people with disabilities are not overlooked in decision-making processes. We work closely with advocacy groups, legal experts, and affected individuals to provide comprehensive analyses that reflect both lived experiences and policy shortcomings.