Search Results

Coming SOON Civic Education Curricula Everyone, regardless of ability, has the right to participate fully in the democratic process and have their voices heard. We're excited to announce that our curriculum on polling station accessibility is in development—sign up below to be the first to know when it launches! The curriculum will cover: What polling station accessibility is Current laws governing polling station accessibility Types of accessible voting methods Challenges and gaps in voting accessibility Ways to improve voting/polling station accessibility Resources and tools to educate about polling station accessibility Join us in creating a more inclusive democracy! Get on the List Sign up to receive the first word when we go live. First name Email* Position/Occupation * Send

AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and accessibility within communities by establishing a platform that offers dependable information on venues' disability-friendly features. With the aim of creating a more inclusive society, AccessibilityAtlas seeks to provide a centralized resource that individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the wider community can rely on to make informed decisions regarding places in their communities. Map By utilizing our map you acknowledge and agree to our terms and conditions. [Click here to read ]

AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and accessibility within communities by establishing a platform that offers dependable information on venues' disability-friendly features. With the aim of creating a more inclusive society, AccessibilityAtlas seeks to provide a centralized resource that individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the wider community can rely on to make informed decisions regarding places in their communities. ¡Contáctenos! 551-554-1906 accesibilidadatlas@gmail.com First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

AccessibilityAtlas How We Began Our Team Mission AccessibilityAtlas began as a result of the U.S. Department of State's Youth Ambassador Program. AccessibilityAtlas has team members collaborating across 4 countries and 14 states. AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to creating a world for people of all abilities by ensuring equitable education, providing reliable information on accessible locations worldwide, holding governments accountable, and authoring impactful federal legislation.

Our Impact Fighting for a World Suitable for Individuals of All Abilities 30,000+ People impacted through our website and online campaigns 850+ Museums, Parks, and Businesses Assessed for Accessibility 14+ 4+ States we are working in Countries we are working in Through our various initiatives, we strive to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, has access to civic engagement, reliable information, and quality education. Learn how you can get involved below. Empower Every Voice, Every Ability We invite you to get involved with AccessibilityAtlas. Fill out the form below, and we’ll connect you with young leaders passionate about disability rights from around the world. Together, we’ll champion a world that embraces all abilities. Join Us For a more formal role within the organization, check out our careers page Careers

Learn about Antonia Tarfulea, Head of European Operations at AccessibilityAtlas. Explore how she leads our European initiatives, partnering with communities to promote accessibility and inclusivity for all. Antonia Tarfulea Director of European Operations Hi! My name is Antonia Tarfulea and I am a senior at the International Computer High School of Bucharest. I love Applied Data Science in Research and Mathematics. I am the co-founder of the World of AI Club & Conference, full-fledged LiveStreamable instructor at LIVE: by Po-Shen Loh, and passionate biography novels reader. I am excited to join this inspiring project and cannot wait to see it develop into an amazing, helpful community!

Discover the inspiring story of Leah Wardlaw, a board member of AccessibilityAtlas. Leah Wardlaw Advisory Board Member Leah Wardlaw is a second year master's student in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention at Binghamton University in upstate New York. Her focus is on atrocity prevention and human rights education in primary and secondary schools. She has worked with a number of non-profit organizations in the past, including Human Rights Education Associates, the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, and Journey's End Refugee Services. Leah has also developed curriculum for the War Childhood Museum and contributed to publications for Sheffield Hallam University's forced labor research lab. Her current research is on how to implement an atrocity prevention lens into secondary school education in New York State.

Our Mission AccessibilityAtlas is an international, youth-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to creating a world where individuals of all abilities can fully participate in their communities—whether in leisure, education, or civic life. We believe systemic inequalities stem from a lack of education, ineffective legislation, and limited access to information. Addressing these barriers is at the heart of our mission. Our Information Services branch is committed to breaking down barriers by providing reliable, resources allowing everybody, regardless of ability to make informed decision. Through innovative platforms and inclusive outreach, we ensure that knowledge is accessible to all—the right to information is the right to life. Modern problems demand modern solutions, which is why we are actively working to amend the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to address opportunities in today’s highly digital world. To further government accountability, we are authoring a report for the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, evaluating accessibility across the European Union. This report will be presented at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, in March 2025. Everyone has the right to understand how higher education institutions meet the needs of all students, regardless of ability. By collaborating with universities and students, we aim to improve campus accessibility and inclusivity. Civic empowerment is another pillar of our work. We author civic education curricula to equip individuals of all abilities with the tools to engage in the democratic process. By fostering a deeper understanding of government systems, we ensure that every person—regardless of ability—can make their voice heard, influence decision-making, and actively participate in society.

Página no encontrada Puedes volver a la página de inicio e intentarlo de nuevo. Ir a la página de inicio

Accessibilityatlas serves the disabled community by offering inclusive, accessible, and reliable information on locations in the Washington DC and Jersey City regions. Welcome to our Services page! By utilizing any part of our website, you acknowledge and agree to our terms and conditions. [Click here to read] Map Explore our interactive map to discover accessible venues in your area. Easily find directions, contact numbers, and additional information to navigate your community with ease!

Meet Sam Frangione, the leader of our College Campus Accessibility Team at AccessibilityAtlas. Discover how Sam drives our mission to enhance campus inclusivity through collaboration with universities and students. Sam Frangione Advisory Board Member Director of College Campus Accessibility Branch Sam is currently a student at Cornell University majoring in Human Development with minors in Health Policy and Inequality Studies. Her passion lies in advocating for inclusion, particularly in education and healthcare, which has grown through her involvement in Best Buddies, Special Olympics, and PEAK. She also works at the Accessible Media Resource Center through Student Disability Services, supporting accessibility initiatives at her university. Outside of her studies, she enjoys crocheting, baking, and spending quality time with friends and family. She is excited to see the impact and growth of AccessibilityAtlas!

ACERCA DE ACCESIBILIDADATLAS Creado por Sami Krilla y Dinu Antonescu, AccessibilityAtlas se dedica a fomentar la inclusión y la accesibilidad dentro de las comunidades mediante el establecimiento de una plataforma que ofrece información confiable sobre las características adaptadas a las personas con discapacidad de los lugares. Con el objetivo de crear una sociedad más inclusiva, AccessibilityAtlas busca proporcionar un recurso centralizado en el que las personas con discapacidades, sus familias, sus cuidadores y la comunidad en general puedan confiar para tomar decisiones informadas sobre lugares en sus comunidades. THE NUMBERS TITLE 1000+ TITLE 1000+ TITLE 1000+ TITLE 1000+ ACERCA DEL EQUIPO Dinu Antonescu Founder Executive Director About Me Sam Frangione Advisory Board Member Director of College Campus Accessibility Branch About Me Antonia Tarfulea Director of European Operations About Me Leah Wardlaw Advisory Board Member About Me Hernan Henry Gamble Digital Media Coordinator About Me ABOUT OUR STATE COORDINATORS To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.