An accessible community is barrier-free and doesn’t limit anyone’s participation in everyday life. In accessible communities, people with disabilities can be active participants. Ensuring that such communities exist — and thrive — is important because both people with disabilities and those without disabilities benefit.

Community

• General Blindness Considerations
• Blindness-Related Tools and Services
• Rights and Self-Advocacy
• Getting What You Need
• Age 55+ and Senior Blind Individuals

Employers, Businesses, and State Agencies

• Creating Disability-Friendly Spaces
• Human Relations
• Electronic and Data Accessibility
• Accessibility Policy

Schools and Universities

• Early Intervention
• K-12
• Higher Education
• Accessible Classrooms

Accessibility - WA State Law and Policy

• Law and Policy - Overview
• Buildings - Interior and Exterior Accessibility
• Pathways and Transportation
• Emergency Situations
• Section 508
• Other Resources