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About supporting WAI

The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and supporting resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.

W3C greatly appreciates the support WAI receives from stakeholders committed to making digital technology accessible. Contributions such as grants, sponsorship, and support for fellows enable WAI to bring together a unique collaboration of industry, government, research, and people with disabilities in a cooperative effort to improve digital accessibility for disabled people.

Participate — To learn how you can contribute to W3C accessibility work by reviewing drafts and other ways to get involved, see Participating in WAI.

Current sponsors and funders

Past supporters

The organizations below provided financial support for W3C WAI work before W3C established as a 501(c)3 public-interest non-profit organization.















Past grants and contracts

Past sponsors

  • Adobe Systems
  • Assistive Devices Industry Office, Industry Canada, Government of Canada
  • Bocoup
  • CA
  • Deque Systems
  • Elisa Communications
  • ETS
  • Fundación ONCE
  • Hewlett Packard Development Company, HP Enterprise
  • IBM Corporation
  • Lotus Development Corporation
  • Microsoft Corporation
  • SAP
  • Verizon Foundation
  • Wells Fargo

Past Fellows

W3C WAI thanks organizations that have supported W3C Fellows in WAI:

  • Elisa Communications
  • Knowbility, Inc
  • Research Institute of Telecommunication Transmission (RITT)

Others

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This is an unpublished draft preview that might include content that is not yet approved. The published website is at w3.org/WAI/.