Get involved with GAAD
Announce your commitment with a PR
Live event: Build an accessible brand
One year anniversary: Product Advisory Board
Advisory input that shapes decisions
They don’t just advise. They test, challenge, and influence what gets built on accessiBe’s product roadmap. This has led to: Clearer product language for users, changes to feature behavior based on real usage, and ongoing product validation.
Accessibility resources especially for you
How to build the case for accessibility
How to make your social posts accessible
How accessibility benefits AI Engine Optimization (AEO)
Frequently asked questions
What is GAAD?
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is a global initiative focused on digital access and inclusion. 2026 marks its 15th anniversary, highlighting how far awareness has come and the opportunity to turn that momentum into action.
When is GAAD 2026?
GAAD 2026 takes place on Thursday, May 21, following its tradition of landing on the third Thursday of May each year. It’s a global moment to turn awareness into real, visible progress.
Who are these resources for?
These resources are built for anyone responsible for digital experiences, from marketers and designers to developers and agencies. Wherever you sit, you’ll find a clear way to take action.
Can agencies use these with clients?
Yes. Everything here is designed to be shared and used in client work, from social assets to PR templates, making it easy to lead accessibility conversations and show progress.
Do I need to be an accessiBe customer?
No. The resources and events are open to everyone, because improving accessibility requires participation across the entire web.
What should I prioritize first?
Start with how you want to show up. For visibility, use the social kit or PR template. For impact, focus on quick, practical improvements like adding alt text or reviewing your current experience.
What is accessiBe’s Product Advisory Board?
accessiBe’s Product Advisory Board brings together accessibility advocates and users who test, challenge, and influence what gets built. Their input drives clearer product experiences and ongoing improvements based on real-world use.