Accessibility Resources
Event Accessibility & Inclusion
For public events at the University, Diversity and Access is responsible for arranging disability-related accommodations.
Diversity & Access Office
Accessible & Inclusive Student Programming Checklist
Digital Event & Inclusion Checklist
Land Acknowledgement Statement - Captioned
Digital Accessibility
Stanford University is committed to providing an online environment that is accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities.
Web Accessibility
Stanford Office of Digital Accessibility Program (SODA)
Disability Language
Disability language has changed a lot over time. Here are some resources on current suggested terminology.
Stanford Disability Initiative: Disability Language Guide
NCDJ Disability Language Style Guide
Creating Accessible Content
The University of Washington offers helpful tips to ensure that your content is accessible.
Accessible MS Word Docs
Accessible PowerPoint
Accessible PDFs
SCRIBE
SCRIBE is an online document conversion system that can transform text and image-based file types into alternative formats.
Convert a File
Conversion Options
Best Practices
SCRIBE (SensusAccess) E-Learning Course
Speechify
Speechify is a desktop app that reads text aloud using a computer-generated text-to-speech voice.