We could go on forever so feel free to add the actions you are taking for #accessibility to this thread!

10) Listen to the diverse voices of the disability community. Include people with disabilities in the decision-making process.

9) Hire people with disabilities AND commit to support their career development.

8) Report any accessibility features that may not be functional (ex: buttons, blocked accessible exits, etc.).

7) Do not assume a person with a disability needs help. Always ask the person if they want help.

6) Maintain scent-free public spaces.

5) When planning for emergencies or evacuations, consult people with disabilities to make sure no one is left behind.

4) By the way (BTW), define acronyms before using them.

3) Use lists instead of long sentences whenever possible.

2) Use simple sans serif fonts in your documents. Here are some examples: - Arial - Helvetica - Open Sans - Calibri

1) Add alt text to the photos you share on the web.

As we move from words to action this National AccessAbility Week #NAAW you may not know where to start. We’ve created a twitter thread of simple actions you can do to start creating a more #accessible community. 🧵👇