Programs
Teach Access works to build a foundation of accessibility and disability knowledge in the higher education community with the intention of creating accessibility-infused college curricula for students.
Student Academy
A free program composed of virtual monthly webinars for students to explore a variety of topics on disability and accessibility.
Student Ambassadors Program
A free program that engages students from across disciplines and institutions to learn about disability and accessibility, build a community of inquiry, and develop projects to advocate for accessibility in their institutions.
Teach Access by Design
A facilitated online course that introduces educators and administrators to basic concepts related to disability, accessibility, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL).
Teach Access Fellowship Program
A collaboration between Teach Access and partner higher education institutions to further advocacy, support, and work for teaching accessibility.
Teach Access Grants
Funding for instructors to create and deliver accessibility-infused curricula into their courses and conduct research or publish works around them. Grants are awarded annually in May.
Teach Access Study Away
An interdisciplinary study away program that brings together students, faculty, and industry partners to explore the field of accessibility.
