Online programming might not be accessible to everyone. This organization cracked the code.
Business strategist Manu Sharma says considering the accessibility of online programming should be a key consideration for social impact organizations who largely operate digitally.
Why It Matters
During the pandemic many non-profits have shifted their programming online, but without considering accessibility and accommodations, some of these programs have excluded some individuals from participating in virtual programming.
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