The Érudit Consortium is committed to making its erudit.org platform accessible to all, including people with disabilities, notably those identified in the WCAG 2.1. We recognize the importance of accessibility and are taking measures to ensure that the platform conforms to the AA-level criteria established in the Guidelines for Web accessibility put forth by the WCAG 2.1.
During the winter of 2023, as part of its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), the team at Érudit established a working group tasked with evaluating the current accessibility level of the erudit.org platform and proposing improvements. In the first phase, this group will work to draw up a list of accessibility issues on our platform. During the second phase, and as part of a process of continuous improvement, we will be working to solve the most important issues on that list as well as those identified by our community, including users, researchers, library staff and journal editorial teams.
This page contains a statement of accessibility which will evolve as progress is made.
