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Become a champion

Become a Content Accessibility Champion and build the skills and confidence to create more accessible content and help colleagues do the same.

Why become a Content Accessibility Champion?

Being a Champion helps you:

  • Build confidence and practical accessibility skills
  • Make accessibility part of your everyday content creation
  • Keep up to date with accessibility best practice
  • Create more inclusive content for everyone

What do Content Accessibility Champions do?

Champions apply accessibility principles to their own work. You might:

  • Build accessibility into content from the start
  • Use guidance and tools to check and improve your work
  • Keep developing your accessibility knowledge
  • Encourage colleagues to become Champions too

You don't need to be an expert. Being a Champion is about putting accessibility into practice and continuing to learn.

Join a content community 

The Content Accessibility Champion network connects staff who want to make accessibility part of their everyday work.

The network is a place to:

  • Ask questions and share challenges
  • Share examples and good practice
  • Learn from other Champions
  • Keep up to date with accessibility developments
  • Encourage others to become Champions

Every accessible piece of content makes a difference.

How to become a Content Accessibility Champion

Complete the Content Accessibility Champion training to develop your understanding of accessibility and learn practical techniques you can apply to your work.

Complete the Content Accessibility Champion training

Once you've completed the training, join the Content Accessibility Champion network to connect with other Champions and access ongoing support.

Request to join the network on MS Teams

The network works best when Champions learn from and support each other. You can contribute by:

  • Asking a question
  • Offering advice to a colleague
  • Sharing an example
  • Starting a discussion

Every contribution helps build a stronger accessibility community across Queen Mary.

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