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The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), a division of G3ict (Global Initiative for Inclusive Information & Communication Technologies), is open for membership. Learn about IAAP membership benefits and join us.

IAAP Career Center

The IAAP Career Center lists the latest open positions for careers in accessibility. It is a resource available for both career seekers and recruiting organizations.


 

Upcoming Webinar

Authoring Tools Accessibility: New US and European Requirements

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2018 (UTC -4 Hours)

Professional Development and Certification

IAAP has developed and implemented a professional development framework program and certification program to provide professionals working in accessibility and those interested in knowing more about accessibility the knowledge and roadmap they need to influence and implement accessibility within their organization.

 

Organizational Development

IAAP will develop resources and programs by which organizations, corporations and government entities can grow their accessibility strategies to increase overall access for persons with disabilities. 

Announcements


The fall exam window for the Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) and the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) is now open!  Applications are being accepted starting August 13.  Deadlines to apply vary based on where you take an exam.  Visit our Certification page for more information.

We have extended our Career Center Job Board Promotion until September 30, 2018!  IAAP will be offering complimentary* job postings to our Career Center Job Board.  This is a great way to have your job opening placed in front of a targeted audience of talented accessibility professionals!  This benefit is currently open to members and non-members.  See our Career Center page for more details and what postings qualify.


The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), a division of G3ict, has begun work on the next credentialing program for accessibility.  The goal is to have by yearend 2018 three new credentials:
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - US Government/Public Sector
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - European/EN Standards
Procurement Specialist in Accessibility - Private Sector
The Procurement Specialist in Accessibility can be complementary to the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) or can be a standalone certification.

IAAP announces Higher Education Accessibility Webinar Series and Technical Assistance Package.  Learn from national and international leaders how colleges can implement their own accessibility methodology and strategic framework.  For complete information, visit our Higher Education Accessibility Webinar Series and Technical Assistance Package page.

Upcoming Events

Accessibility Statement

The International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) is dedicated to the concept of accessibility for all participants. We recognize that our work promoting the development of an accessibility profession can never be complete unless all people can engage in education, networking and certification opportunities. We will work both to deliver accessible information and services and to continually improve in areas where new accessibility barriers are identified.
 
Meeting accessibility standards is one important aspect of achieving our goal. The W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 – also known as ISO/IEC 40500:2012 – is the best-known international standard for accessibility and is being adopted into policy by countries and organizations around the world. The IAAP targets WCAG 2.0 AA to guide our efforts in delivering accessible content.

Your feedback is helpful in identifying issues with our site, and we request that you email us at accessibility@accessibilityassociation.org if you notice any issues. In return, we pledge to promptly acknowledge your feedback and provide an expected date for the issue to be addressed.
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