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Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2025

Join 86 people pledging 382 hours to improve accessibility in WordPress.

Thursday, May 15, 2025

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Help improve accessibility for 43% of the web.

Join us in celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) by pledging your time to improve accessibility in WordPress. Whether you’re a developer, designer, content creator, or site owner, your skills can help make the internet more usable for millions of people with disabilities. Even one small fix—like adding alt text, fixing heading levels, or improving keyboard navigation—can make a big difference.

What is GAAD?

The purpose of GAAD is to get everyone talking, thinking, and learning about digital access and inclusion for the more than one billion people worldwide with disabilities/impairments.

GAAD is a nonprofit event. The 14th annual event is taking place on Thursday, May 15th. Learn more about GAAD.

Why WordPress

WordPress powers 43% of the web. Imagine the impact you can have if you dedicate a few hours to focusing on accessibility. Whether you work on a plugin or theme, contribute to WordPress core, or make your own website more accessible, you’re helping create a more inclusive internet for everyone.

Take the pledge. Give an afternoon. Change the web.

Ways to Help

  • Report accessibility issues for a popular WordPress plugin or theme.
  • Report accessibility issues in WordPress core.
  • Test patches or submit a new patch for open accessibility tickets in core.
  • Provide feedback or PRs for Gutenberg Accessibility issues.
  • Make your own website more accessible.
  • Solve accessibility issues in your WordPress product.
  • Caption accessibility videos on WordPress.tv
  • Run a webinar to train your team on accessibility.

Submit Your Pledge

Make a public pledge to work on accessibility in WordPress on May 15, 2025 by filling out the following form. Have questions? Read FAQs

Global Accessibility Awareness Day has passed and this form is no longer accepting entries.

See Who’s Pledged

The following people have pledged to contribute to accessibility in WordPress for Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2025.

  • Aaron Jorbin

    Aaron Jorbin

    Core Committer, WordPress

    2 hours pledged:
    Running a scrub of Accessibility related tickets in WordPress Core

  • Adam Wright

    Adam Wright

    1 hour pledged:
    Making my website more accessible by addressing any concerns

  • A middle-aged Caucasian woman with shoulder-length brown hair and bangs wears a black top and glasses.

    Adrienne Grace

    Accessibility Analyst/Graphic DesignerAnaheim Hills, CA, United States

    2 hours pledged:
    Open one-on-one Q&A session for employees; work on menu issues for a site I run

  • Ahmar Zaidi

    Ahmar Zaidi

    Software Engineer, rtCamp

    8 hours pledged:
    I'll be working on accessibility issue for WooCommerce WordPress Plugin.

  • Ahmed Kabir Chaion

    Ahmed Kabir Chaion

    Community Contributor, Rocket.netDhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh

    8 hours pledged:
    WPAD 2025 Organizing Team

  • student in formal attire

    Akshara Nair

    Research Scholar, VIT UniversityIndia, Tamil Nadu, India

    4 hours pledged:
    I will be taking classes on accessibility.

  • Amber Hinds is a white female in her 30's with shoulder length brown hair.

    Amber Hinds

    CEO, Equalize DigitalGeorgetown, TX, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Update WordPress theme accessibility-ready documentation and volunteer for WPAD.

  • Amit Raj

    Amit Raj

    Software Engineer, rtCampPune, Maharashtra, India

    8 hours pledged:
    I'll be working on accessibility issues in the WooCommerce plugin.

  • Amy Kvistad

    Amy Kvistad

    Owner, Amy Kvistad Design, Amy Kvistad DesignBeverly, MA, United States

    2 hours pledged:
    Growing my expertise in accessible digital and PDF content creation.

  • Andrew Nevins

    Andrew Nevins

    Director, Tab-ableEast Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia

    3 hours pledged:
    Accessibility bugs in WordPress Core.

  • Headshot of Anita wearing glasses in a green sweater.

    Anita Carter

    Owner, Cre8tive DivaBeachwood, Ohio, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Working on my site and serveral client websites.

  • A young man wearing glasses, a black sweater, and a dark scarf is smiling while standing outdoors.

    Ankit Kumar Shah

    Software Engineer, rtCampSiliguri, West Bengal, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Core issues and improving accessibility in the Gutenberg editor.

  • Ankit Singh

    Business Analyst, Addweb SolutionJaipur, Rajasthan, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Helping translate accessibility content to support global WordPress users.

  • Ankur Sharma

    Ankur Sharma

    HOD of Digital Marketing, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Supporting accessibility by translating key content for wider WordPress reach.

  • Headshot of April Davis

    April Davis

    Owner, ACD CreativeLittle Rock, Arkansas, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Creating accessibility “why” and “how-to” documents for clients

  • Ashish Jain

    Ashish Jain

    Offshore IT Partner: Web | Mobile | Cloud | SEOAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Localizing accessibility features to aid non-English WordPress users.

  • Bhairav Heisen

    Web Developer / WordPress Specialist, AbroadDesign Pvt. LtdKathmandu, Nepal

    3 hours pledged:
    Improving accessibility in WordPress plugins and educating my team.

  • Bunty

    Bhargav Bhandari

    Freelance Web Developer, Bili PluginsBilimora, Gujarat, India

    2 hours pledged:
    I'll be contributing to the community in terms of bug fixes.

  • Bjarne Oldrup

    Bjarne Oldrup

    Digital sustainability and web accessibility specialistSønderborg, Denmark

    3 hours pledged:
    Along with the developer, improve A11Y on the Include Mastodon Feed plugin.

  • headshot of Burgundy riding in JARVIS with sunglasses

    Burgundy James

    UX Program Manager & Research Lead - Digital Government, State of DelawareBaltimore, MD, United States

    1 hour pledged:
    usability testing for the State of Delaware's new resident & visitor website

  • Headshot of Cheryl Hock

    Cheryl Hock

    Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Building a website according to accessibility best practices.

  • Chris Hinds

    Chris Hinds

    COO, Equalize DigitalGeorgetown, TX, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Work on a course to help agencies and freelancers sell clients on accessibility

  • Headshot of Cyndi Fleming-Alton

    Cyndi Fleming-Alton

    Chief Chick, Digital ChicksFergus, Ontario, Canada

    4 hours pledged:
    Addressing the accessibility concerns of a local non-profit website.

  • David Denedo

    David Denedo

    Web Designer, Daveden Digital LtdLondon, Greater London, United Kingdom

    4 hours pledged:
    Adding captions to my videos, reviewing ASE plugin and writing blog posts.

  • Devanshi Joshi

    Devanshi Joshi

    Senior Software Engineer, rtCampIndia

    8 hours pledged:
    I want to contribute to accessibility issues in WooCommerce plugin

  • Divyesh Patel

    Software Engineer ( PHP ), Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Translating accessibility content to support non-English WordPress users.

  • Erika Reiman

    Erika Reiman

    Evans Street Web FactoryHamilton, ON, Canada

    1 hour pledged:
    Check all WordPress websites I maintain for accessibility

  • Eshaan Dabasiya

    Eshaan Dabasiya

    Software Engineer, rtCampAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    8 hours pledged:
    I’ll be working on accessibility issues in Gutenberg

  • Fabian Kastner

    Fabian Kastner

    Managing Director, ConluminaStockholm, Sweden

    4 hours pledged:
    Accessibility review of our base components and plugins

  • Studio Ghibli style image of Farhan of farhan.app

    Farhan Munim

    Developer, farhan.appLondon, United Kingdom

    6 hours pledged:
    Making my website accessible

  • Gen is a caucasian female with long brown hair and warm smile.

    Gen Herres

    Accessibility Expert, Easy A11y GuideEllicott City, Maryland, United States

    3 hours pledged:
    Live Q&A, and assisting both agencies & plugin devs.

  • Himanshu Pathak

    Himanshu Pathak

    Software Engineer, rtCampVisakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Will be working on the issues that need accessibiliy attention

  • Jean Werk

    Jean Werk

    Web designer, Bright Blue GumLisarow, New South Wales, Australia

    2 hours pledged:
    Improve accessibility on a not-for-profit website

  • Jessica Salazar

    Jessica Salazar

    Lead designer, Creative StreamSheffield, United Kingdom

    4 hours pledged:
    Making sure my designs are accessible and that all images have alt tags on them.

  • Jessica Yaacoub

    Director, Bromberg & Associates LLCFarmington Hills, Michigan, United States

    5 hours pledged:
    I will be educating my internal team on web accessibility through a training

  • Joe Dolson

    Joe Dolson

    Gopher, Joe Dolson Accessible Web DesignSaint Paul, MN, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Core issues, theme accessibility guidelines, and WP Accessibility Day

  • Jonathan Dwinell

    Jonathan Dwinell

    Lead Web Developer, Presley Design StudioBelton, Texas, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Performing accessibility audits and remediation for ongoing client websites.

  • Woman with short dark hair and friendly smile

    June Liu

    Creative Strategist, backpocket ACEDunn Loring, VA, United States

    6 hours pledged:
    Marketing WP Accessibility Day, Blog on Accessibility from the POV of Marketing

  • kallyan_singhas_picture

    Kallyan Singha

    Software Engineer, rtCampKolkata, West Bengal, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Would like to work on WooCommerce accessibility issues.

  • Kaye is a blonde female with an assymetrical haircut, shes smilimg at the camera. Behind her is a green background

    kaye moors

    Drum Studios Ltdfarnham, Surrey, United Kingdom

    2 hours pledged:
    Running a webinar to train UX and UI designers on accessibility.

  • Kim Ortiz

    Kim Ortiz

    Owner, Boost Web StudioMacon, GA, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Website Accessibility & WordPress Accessibility Day Translation

  • Lime green tree and "Evergreen Action" in dark green on a beige background.

    Kira Rodriguez

    Web and Data Analyst, Evergreen ActionPasadena, CA, United States

    1 hour pledged:
    Fixing heading levels and improving keyboard navigability on our website.

  • Smiling photo of Kyle with a black hat and beard

    Kyle Van Deusen

    Owner, The Admin BarRichmond, VA, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Getting complete captions on past event videos

  • Luke Humble - Made Neat

    Luke Humble

    Managing Director, Made NeatNoosaville, Queensland, Australia

    8 hours pledged:
    Spend a day running an analysis on all our clients websites.

  • Lumi Ciobanu headshoot at WordCamp Turin 2024

    Lumi Ciobanu

    Web Designer, CreatibilityBucharest, Romania

    4 hours pledged:
    Improving accessibility on a nonprofit website

  • Mahima Dave

    Mahima Dave

    Client Account Manager, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Translating accessibility content for non-English WordPress users.

  • Maria is a young hispanic woman with a streak of turquoise hair.

    Maria Maldonado

    Accessibility SpecialistArgentina, Argentina

    4 hours pledged:
    Accessibility Testing non-commercial WordPress plugins

  • Mark J. Armstrong

    Mark Armstrong

    Technical Project Manager, SkvareUnited States

    3 hours pledged:
    Working with clients to help them better understand accessibility.

  • A photo of Mark Westguard, founder of the WordPress form plugin WS Form

    Mark Westguard

    Founder, WS FormColumbus, GA, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Accessibility review and improvements in WS Form

  • Mark-Andrew Nordstrom

    Skateboarder, Nomad SkateboardingSan Diego, CA, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Working with 2 non-profits to bring their sites up to 2.1 compliance.

  • Mayank Tripathi

    Mayank Tripathi

    Software Engineer, rtCampJhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India

    8 hours pledged:
    I will focus on triaging accessibility issues and find new ones.

  • Melissa Paschuck

    Digital Communications Specialist, University of California, San FranciscoGeorgetown, TX, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Resolve accessibility issues for animal therapy non-profit website

  • Michael Willman

    Michael Willman

    CEO, RedevWashington, ME, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Providing free consultation and training on accessibility to agencies

  • Michelle Frechette

    Michelle Frechette

    Executive Director of Post Status, Post StatusRochester, NY`, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Marketing for WP Accessibility Day

  • Mychelle Garrigan

    Owner, Firelink Digital Marketing LLCSioux Falls, SD, United States

    5 hours pledged:
    Creating sites that are accessible

  • Paola is a young hispanic woman with wavy black hair.

    Paola Gonzalez

    Content Specialist, Equalize DigitalSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic

    7 hours pledged:
    Translating plugins, WP Accessibility Day translation, Accessibility FB group.

  • Pat Haug

    owner/Wordpress developer, Market DesignedLake Elmo, Minnesota, United States

    3 hours pledged:
    Edit my Websites accessibility improvements. Create accessibility article

  • Pooja Upadhyay

    Pooja Upadhyay

    Director of people operations and client Relation, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Contributing translations to make WordPress accessibility more inclusive.

  • Pratik Bhatt

    Pratik Bhatt

    HOD of wordpress, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    2 hours pledged:
    Testing patches and reporting accessibility issues in WordPress Core.

  • Praveen Kumar

    Praveen Kumar

    Software Engineer, rtCampLucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Contribute fixes for WooCommerce Accessibility Issues

  • Rae Morey

    Rae Morey

    The RepositoryMelbourne, VIC, Australia

    1 hour pledged:
    Improving the accessibility of my website.

  • Rami Yushuvaev

    Rami Yushuvaev

    DevEx & Performance Lead, ElementorIsrael

    8 hours pledged:
    Elementor page builder accessibility

  • Ravi Chudasama

    Ravi Chudasama

    Sr. WordPress Developer, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Improving plugin accessibility through testing and code updates.

  • Riddhi Dave

    Riddhi Dave

    Team Lead QA, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    2 hours pledged:
    Contributing to Accessibility Day by testing accessibility features.

  • Robert DeVore

    Robert DeVore

    Founder, Devio DigitalSouthgate, Michigan, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    Updating the IMG A11Y plugin with additional features

  • Rosalinda is an asian female with chin-length silver and black hair. She wears glasses and a blue top with a blue and beige print.

    Rosalinda Huck

    Accessibility Design Coach/Web Designer, Simply Accessible WebsitesSacramento, California, United States

    3 hours pledged:
    Educating a client on accessible design, building an accessible WordPress site.

  • Indian woman with long hair wearing a black tank top smiles at the camera

    Ruha Ratnam

    Brand Strategist, The Designist StudioSt. John's, NL, Canada

    6 hours pledged:
    Making my website more accessible; updating my SOP for client websites

  • Sachin Morawal

    Sachin Morawal

    Senior Business Development, Addweb SolutionJaipur, Rajasthan, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Translating accessibility docs to help more users engage with WordPress.

  • Sainath Poojary

    Sainath Poojary

    Software Engineer, rtCampMumbai, Maharashtra, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Work on accessibility issues in WordPress Core and Gutenberg

  • Sakshee Chowta

    Sakshee Chowta

    India

    1 hour pledged:
    Translate all assigned content related to WordPress Accessibility Day

  • Headshot of Sam Sayer, owner and director of DeType

    Sam Sayer

    Director, DeType LtdKettering, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom

    4 hours pledged:
    Full review of our one site and our base theme for WACG 3.0 compliance

  • Sandra Riehl

    Founder, Unleashed DigitalLakeville, Minnesota, United States

    4 hours pledged:
    I will help put together documentation, etc.

  • sarthak nagoshe

    sarthak nagoshe

    software engineer, rtCamp

    8 hours pledged:
    I'll be working on accessibility (A11y) issues in Gutenberg

  • Shamali Sulakhe

    Shamali Sulakhe

    Associate Technical Leader, WisdmLabsPune, Maharashtra, India

    1 hour pledged:
    I would probably explore some issues in WP plugin repos and about WPAD 2025.

  • Soyeb Salar

    Soyeb Salar

    Senior Software Engineer ( PHP ), Addweb solutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    2 hours pledged:
    Contributing to Accessibility Day by testing and improving plugin features.

  • Steph sitting in a white office with a teal shirt, hands folded on desk, and a big smile.

    Steph Sedgwick

    Owner, Clarity Web Design StudioWindsor, Nova Scotia, Canada

    6 hours pledged:
    Edit my own site, social campaign, submit requests to my preferred theme authors

  • Stephanie Hudson

    Stephanie Hudson

    Founder, FocusWPDENVER, North Carolina, United States

    5 hours pledged:
    I'm hosting an Accessibility Group Work Session. Join us! Link below.

  • Steve Jones smiling at the camera wearing a grey “WCAG” baseball cap and orange shirt, seated indoors.

    Steve Jones

    CTO, Equalize DigitalDayton, Ohio, United States

    8 hours pledged:
    Create a WordPress plugin to help users meet WCAG accessibility standards.

  • Sukhendu Guria

    Sukhendu Guria

    Software Engineer, rtCampKolkata, West Bengal, India

    8 hours pledged:
    Fixing accessibility issues in Gutenberg

  • Susan H

    Susan H

    Curious Lily DesignCanillo, Andorra

    4 hours pledged:
    Make 2 websites more accessible & caption accessibility videos

  • Woman smiling

    Swapna V Thampi

    Disability Consultant and Lawyer, New LifeChennai, India, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Community based rehabilitation

  • Tushar Patel

    Tushar Patel

    Sr. Wordpress Developer, Addweb SolutionAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

    1 hour pledged:
    Making accessibility resources available by translating WordPress content.

  • Vladimir Rechnov

    Vladimir Rechnov

    CEO, Pifagor StudioTenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

    5 hours pledged:
    Making my website accessible

  • A person with long dark hair and a thick, reddish-brown beard wearing a dark-colored shirt is photographed against a plain light gray background.

    William Patton

    Software Developer, Equalize DigitalDunoon, Argyll & Bute, United Kingdom

    8 hours pledged:
    Addressing Theme or Plugin Accessibility issues

  • Icon of the Include Mastodon Feed plugin - the Mastodon elephant icon within brackets

    Wolfgang W

    Web developer

    3 hours pledged:
    Improve accessibility of Include Mastodon Feed plugin

  • Yogesh Bhutkar

    Yogesh Bhutkar

    Software Engineer, rtCampHyderabad, Telangana, India

    8 hours pledged:
    I'll be working on keyboard-based accessibility and assistive technology issues.

Make a Pledge and Join Us

Event FAQ

Do I need to be an accessibility expert or developer to participate?

No! You don’t need to be an expert or a developer. Anyone can contribute—whether by reporting issues, testing with a screen reader, or making simple improvements to their own site. Every effort helps move the web toward greater accessibility.

Here are some resources if you want to learn how to accessibility test:

  • Manual Accessibility Testing: How You Can Check Website Accessibility
  • How to Test Your Website for Accessibility Problems Webinar

Even making simple content or design fixes on your website can make a big difference. Many of the most common accessibility issues on websites can be easily fixed in the editor without requiring edits to code.

If you have questions during the day, post them in the WordPress Accessibility Facebook group or the accessibility channel in Make WordPress Slack. Members from our team and the community will be available throughout the day to answer questions and point you in the right direction.

What if I only have an hour to spare?

That’s perfect. Even one hour spent fixing a heading structure, testing a form, or reporting an issue can make a difference. This day is about collective action—every contribution adds up.

How do I find accessibility issues to work on?

If you’re a developer who wants to volunteer time fixing accessibility bugs, please check these links for open accessibility tickets in WordPress Core and Gutenberg:

  • Core Accessibility Tickets
    • All open tickets
    • All open tickets, grouped by workflow and sorted by component, type, summary
    • Good first bugs
    • Tickets with patches to test
  • Gutenberg Accessibility Issues
    • Issues with accessibility focus
    • Needs Accessibility Feedback label, representing UX changes seeking feedback on accessibility.

If you want to contribute to accessibility in a popular plugin or theme, look on GitHub to see if they have an open repo, then check for issues tagged with ‘accessibility’ or ‘a11y’. If they don’t have a public repo, try opening a support thread on WordPress.org and asking them how you can contribute.

How can I report an accessibility issue?

You can submit issues on GitHub for plugins and Gutenberg, or on WordPress Trac for Core. Report accessibility issues in WordPress core here.

Many plugins have templates for reporting issues that make it easy to get started. Learn how to create a GitHub issue. You will need to create a free GitHub or WordPress.org account to report issues or create Trac tickets.

How do I connect with others who are participating?

If you have questions during the day, post them in the WordPress Accessibility Facebook group or the accessibility channel in Make WordPress Slack. Members from our team and the community will be available throughout the day to answer questions or collaborate on volunteer efforts.

If you want to reach out to an individual participant, click the link on their tile (if they have provided one) or try looking for them in community Slack or Facebook groups.

How can teams get involved?

We challenge WordPress plugin and theme companies, agencies, and hosting providers to go all in: have your entire team dedicate May 15th to accessibility.

Imagine the impact if your developers fix accessibility issues, your designers audit interfaces, your support staff document common barriers, and your leadership commits to more inclusive products. This is your chance to lead by example—set aside your usual work for one day and focus on building a better, more accessible web for everyone.

Rally your team, make the pledge, and show the community what’s possible when accessibility is a priority.

What if I only want to work on my own stuff?

That’s totally okay! Making your own website, plugin, or theme more accessible is a valuable contribution. Every improvement, no matter how small or where it happens, helps make the web a more inclusive place.

Your efforts matter, and they’re absolutely welcome as part of this pledge, even if they are on your own for-profit products or website. What matters is that you choose to focus on accessibility rather than other open bugs, enhancements, or content.

Is there any reporting requirement?

Nope! We take people at their word—there’s no formal reporting or tracking. This is about collective goodwill and shared commitment, not proof of contribution.

That said, we’d love to hear what you worked on! If you’re comfortable, share your progress or reflections at the end of the day on May 15th to inspire others and celebrate the impact we’ve made together. Optionally tag us @EqualizeDigital on social or reply to the signup confirmation email to let us know what you did. We’ll share a round-up of posts and a summary of the contributions in our newsletter the following week.

Is this an official WordPress event?

This is a community-led initiative in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day. It is not an official WordPress event.

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