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A teenage girl using a wheelchair comparing content on mobile phones with her friend in the park

Publications, Communications, and Digital Content should use Responsive Design to ensure accessibility on small screens, especially as a growing number of people no longer own or use desktop computers and rely solely on smartphones for online access.

Question: Is this example of inclusive practices the norm in your community? If not, what barriers need to be removed which prevent inclusive and welcoming participation?


"The challenge facing the friends serving at the grassroots is essentially the same in every place. They must be able to read their own reality and ask: what, in light of the possibilities and requirements at hand, would be fitting objectives to pursue in the coming cycle or series of cycles?"  -- December 30, 2021 UHJ to Conference of Counselors Introducing Nine Year Plan


“Every day we struggle against persistent low expectations, but we do so with hope and our truth that it is respectable to be blind.” -Mark A. Riccobono, Creativity, Persistence, and Hope: Reclaiming Our Stories through the Organized Blind Movement


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