Towards a more inclusive digital world
As part of our accessibility journey, the Contentsquare Foundation has identified three areas where we believe we can make a difference.
Education
The first step towards building a more inclusive world online is to educate the next generation of communities that are shaping and building the Web of tomorrow.
We partner with educational institutions to train the next generation of tech leaders and professionals in inclusive design practices and Digital Accessibility principles.
Take our Digital Accessibility CourseWe do this through:
Digital accessibility trainings and workshops Through launching partnerships with top schools and businesses, the Contentquare Foundation has trained over 12,000+ people on the fundamentals of Digital Accessibility, with 80% of trainees enrolled at 4 top Tech schools in France
E-learning platform We also offer a free online training and certification on the basics of digital accessibility. Want to become a true digital accessibility advocate?
Advocacy
As the world moves increasingly online, digital accessibility concerns us all. We believe that deepening awareness and empowering voices will help awaken consciousness, raise awareness and create a global change.
We build advocacy within the business community to help transform the industry from within, and to encourage more and more organizations to embark on their own digital accessibility journey.
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Watch the replaysContentsquare Foundation launched his first Digital Accessibility barometer
19,000+ people trained on the fundamentals of Digital Accessibility
35+ speaking engagements and events with a combined audience of more than 500 private companies
Research & Innovation
We partner with renowned institutions and experts to better, such as the Institut de la Vision and Microsoft, to better understand the different types of disability and their impact on accessibility, for current and future generations.
Research Innovation"This partnership with Institut de la Vision is a real leap towards a more inclusive future. Thanks to the analysis of collected data, we will be able to better understand the behavior of visually impaired people online. It will allow us to make better recommendations regarding websites’ accessibility, in sight of a truly inclusive digital world.”
Marion Ranvier
Executive Director Contentsquare Foundation