A D.C. Computing Services community project
Accessibility
We want the guide to be useful to people with different access needs.
Using the website
You can browse without creating an account. If the calendar is difficult to use, try the this-week list or regular activities. Your browser's zoom and text-size controls can help make information easier to read.
We have not completed a full independent accessibility audit and do not claim that every part of the website meets an accessibility standard. We welcome reports of problems.
Access at venues
Website accessibility and venue accessibility are different. A listing saying Accessibility information not provided means we do not have those details; it does not mean a venue is accessible or inaccessible.
Ask the organiser about the arrangements you need, such as step-free access, toilets, seating or a quieter space, before travelling.
Tell us about a problem
Contact the project with the page address, what you were trying to do and what went wrong. If helpful, mention your browser or assistive technology. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis or other sensitive information.