Accessibility Arrangements

• Disabled parking is reserved at the entrance to The Valley or on the opposite side of the street(distance about thirty meters).
• Accessibility in the hall – 
• An accessible registration desk including an induction loop and possibly to use sign language through a special application
• Accessible toilets for men and women
• Accessible tables and chairs with handrails
• There is navigational signage and clears signs for various sections of the conference
• Accessible exhibition booths
•  Accessible furniture for lunch
• The conference will be accompanied by captions in Hebrew and English , hearing aid systems and sign language translation
• The hall will have an navigation system for those with visual disabilities and for people who are blind
• The conference program will be offered in enlarged print, simple language, linguistic simplification and Braille
• Lecturers are instructed on how to lecture in an accessible way including preparing accessible presentations and videos with subtitles
• The staff has been trained to help people with disabilities – do not hesitate to ask for help as needed
• Assistance with orientation in the conference structure can be provided by request
• Entry is possible with guide dogs and service animals
• Accessible transportation from the train will be possible – prior coordination is required
• Contact our  accessibility coordinator with any clarification or special request – details can be found below
• Website accessibility – 
• An accessible website is a site that allows people with disabilities and elderly to use the web with the same level of efficiency and satisfaction as all web-users, about 20 – 25 % of the population have difficulty using the Internet and may benefit from more accessible Internet content, according to a 2003 study by Microsoft .

Access Israel believes in and works for equal opportunities in the Internet space for people with various disabilities and people who use technology to help them use the computer.