Projects

What we are working on

Our 2026–2029 strategic plan prioritizes three lines of work. All of them pass the same filter: they are designed with the people they serve, and none goes out into the world without real accessibility validation.

Priority line 2026–2029

Educational digital accessibility

We work with educational institutions so their documents, guides and materials can be read by every student, including those who use screen readers or other assistive technologies. The 2026 goal: a pilot with a higher-education institution.

In a classroom, an older student works alongside a young boy solving an activity on a tactile board with colorful pieces — Photo: DFAT Australia — CC BY, via Wikimedia Commons

In research and development

Accessible content with AI

We produce, and help others produce, content that is accessible by design: audiobooks, transcripts, audiovisual materials with audio description, and sound-based experiences. This is the line our accessible products store will grow from.

Portfolio under construction

Accessibility and responsible AI consulting and auditing

We audit websites, platforms and systems against technical criteria (WCAG/W3C) and with real users of assistive technologies. No audit leaves the institute under a single signature: there is always peer review.

How they are carried out

The Center and its lab

These lines are carried out through the Centro de Desarrollo de Tecnologías Accesibles (CDT-AIA) and its lab, AccesIA Lab — the corporation's technical units.

Support us

Donations

We are a nonprofit: every peso we receive is fully reinvested in the projects. We are setting up online donations; in the meantime, if you want to support a line of work or propose an alliance, write to accesia.lab@gmail.com.