Leading the Way: How Local Governments Can Champion Digital Accessibility

Find out how you can proactively address web accessibility issues to increase resident satisfaction, foster inclusion, and comply with the latest Department of Justice (DOJ) guidelines.

Original Air Date: November 21, 2024

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On April 24, 2024, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) established a mandate that all local governments must meet updated web accessibility guidelines by April 2026 or 2027, according to population size. Don’t wait until the last minute to comply. Instead, get ahead of the curve by working to provide inclusive digital experiences that improve access to services as quickly as possible.

In this previously recorded webinar, nationally-recognized accessibility leader, Mike Paciello, broke down the DOJ’s new guidelines and shared effective implementation strategies. Watch the video to learn about:

Title II requirements, implications for local governments, and steps for compliance
How to make a case for digital accessibility to key stakeholders
The importance of conducting thorough digital audits
Overcoming common web accessibility challenges with practical strategies

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Meet the Speaker:

Mike Paciello

Chief Accessibility Officer at AudioEye®

Mike Paciello is a trailblazer in digital accessibility with over 40 years of leadership in the field. He authored the first book on web accessibility, founded TPGi and WebABLE, and has advised on major accessibility standards, including Section 508 and the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative. A recipient of multiple lifetime achievement and social impact awards, Mike continues to serve as a mentor, speaker, and advocate for inclusive digital design.