A website more people can use.

We aim to provide an inclusive website experience and to improve accessibility as the organization and website develop. Accessibility work is ongoing, and some areas may still need improvement.

We use semantic HTML, readable structure, visible focus states, descriptive labels, alternative text where appropriate, keyboard-friendly navigation, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion considerations. We also intend to improve compatibility with common assistive technologies over time.

If you encounter a barrier, please describe the page, the problem, the device or assistive technology you were using, and a way to follow up if you would like a response.

Accessibility contact email: [Accessibility email to be added]

You may also use the contact page while a dedicated accessibility email is being established.

We welcome specific feedback and will use it to prioritize improvements. Because the organization is in development, response processes and accessibility documentation may be expanded or updated.