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guide to making an access doc
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Downloadable Template
The ones we’ve seen and made for ourselves have generally been a text document with bullet points, but you can do whatever’s best for you, bearing in mind it needs to be clear.
Some questions you might want to ask yourself when writing the doc are:
What access barriers have I encountered in the past and how could these have been navigated?
What would stop me from being able to do the project at all? How can I be facilitated?
What situations do I expect to be in during an upcoming project, and what barriers might I encounter there?
What about being around during an install? Speaking at an event? How can my access needs in those instances be facilitated?
Would it be helpful to add ‘This is negotiable’ or ‘This is non-negotiable’ next to any individual points?