RTI International Accessibility Statement
RTI International is committed to providing a website that is accessible to everyone.
To further this commitment, we are using Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA, which provides standards for making web content more accessible for all visitors, including people with disabilities.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are developed through the W3C process in cooperation with individuals and organizations around the world. The W3C has a Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) and WAI Working Groups and Interest Groups.
In the interest of staying ahead of emerging technology, the RTI International website is tested with the latest software and methodologies to maintain accessible content for all. Specifically, the RTI International website is tested with assistive technology including screen reader software, alternative input (keyboard only) functionality, color contrast analyzers and magnification software. In addition to accessibility compatibility testing, the RTI International website is also tested for usability. The technology used to test RTI’s website for accessibility and usability does not monitor individual use or personal information.
It is our goal to not only meet the minimum accessibility standards, but to exceed them by ensuring that the RTI website is also usable. We are committed to addressing any issues that may arise while accessing our digital content and will readily provide assistance to those with disabilities as needed if immediate solutions are not available.
Do You Need Assistance?
If you are having issues accessing any information on our website, please contact us promptly at webteam@rti.org. Your experience and ideas are our highest priority. No issue is too small and we welcome your feedback.
Endorsement
Endorsed by Ablr, an accessibility company who employs and utilizes people who are blind and visually impaired in providing audits, training and consulting for all digital content.