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How We Began AccessibilityAtlas is a follow on Community Based Initiative to the United States Department of State's U.S. Youth Ambassadors Program In the summer of 2023, Dinu Antonescu, Executive Director of AccessibilityAtlas, was selected as the youngest of 26 high schoolers nationwide by the United States Department of State for a fully funded program to serve as a U.S. Youth Ambassador in Brazil. Over the course of three weeks, Dinu traveled across the favelas of Salvador, Bahia, engaging with government officials, civil society leaders, and Department of State representatives to explore the elements of an impactful community initiative. Inspired by these experiences, Dinu developed AccessibilityAtlas and presented it to the United States Consulate in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Applications for the United States Youth Ambassadors program begin in the fall. Click the link below to learn more! https://www.worldlearning.org/program/youth-ambassadors-program/

Human Rights Reporting Driving systemic change and Advocating for a more inclusive and accessible world. AccessibilityAtlas authors human rights reports to drive systemic change by advocating and lobbying for a more inclusive and accessible world. These reports highlight the barriers individuals with disabilities face in everyday life—whether in education, employment, public spaces, or digital accessibility—while also offering data-driven solutions to policymakers, institutions, and communities. Furthermore, we explore how economic policy shapes the rights of persons with disabilities and provide clear, actionable recommendations to harness economic tools in building a world for everybody, regardless of ability. Experts worldwide have commended our work, utilising our reports to craft policies ensuring the participation of persons with disabilities in all walks of life. United Nations Reports Review of Accessibility in the European Union - 32nd Session of the CRPD AccessibilityAtlas authored the below report focusing on the accessibility of digital services, transportation and societal infrastructure in the EU. Read here Review of The Republic of Finland - 33rd Session of the CRPD AccessibilityAtlas authored the below report focusing on freedom of expression, information, and political participation in the Republic of Finland. Read here Global Civic Engagement Review - 32nd Session of the CRPD In this contribution, we focused on the accessibility of the electoral processes of first and third world countries as well as associated barriers. Read here Review of The Republic of Mali - 33rd Session of the CRPD AccessibilityAtlas authored the below report focusing on the on legislative gaps in accessibility, education, and political participation in The Republic of Mali. Read here

Discover the inspiring story of Dinu Antonescu, Executive Director of AccessibilityAtlas. Dinu Antonescu Founder Executive Director Dinu Antonescu is a first-generation Romanian-American who spent part of his childhood in Sibiu, Romania. In 2023, he was selected as a United States Youth Ambassador for the U.S. Department of State, where he traveled throughout Brazil for three weeks, gaining knowledge on how to make an impact in his own community. Inspired by his international experiences, Dinu’s goal is to help create multilateral solutions, tackling problems from their root cause. Dinu is involved with several initiatives both local and international. Since 2019, Dinu has been a volunteer for Best Buddies NJ, running his school’s chapter, and being nominated for the 2023 and 2024 Champion of the Year Galas. He also serves on Snap Inc.'s Council for Digital Wellbeing, where he is developing a curriculum to teach digital hygiene, open-mindedness, and digital wellbeing. Dinu believes that true change stems from addressing issues at their roots, often caused by a lack of proper education and legislation. Dinu serves on the Junior Board of the Youth Foundation of Jersey City, where he supports schools by addressing their needs, including the establishment of a food pantry and library at PS #33. In pursuit of legislative impact, Dinu works as a Federal Client Service Consultant at the Center for Voter Initiative and Action, helping to pass meaningful legislation. He also interns on a New Jersey gubernatorial campaign, where he focuses on legislative plans and phone banking. Outside of school and work, he enjoys aerial photography and ski racing. Dinu has a strong interest in pursuing a career in international law, where he aims to continue creating far-reaching, multilateral, systemic, solutions.

Accessibilityatlas serves the disabled community by offering inclusive, accessible, and reliable information on locations in the Washington DC and Jersey City regions. Welcome to our Services page! By utilizing any part of our website, you acknowledge and agree to our terms and conditions. [Click here to read] Map Explore our interactive map to discover accessible venues in your area. Easily find directions, contact numbers, and additional information to navigate your community with ease!

AccessibilityAtlas is committed to creating a world where people of all abilities can fully participate in their communities. By providing reliable information , we aim to support everyone—individuals with disabilities, their families, and the broader community—in making informed decisions. Creating a World For Individuals of ALL Abilities Careers About Us AccessibilityAtlas is an international youth led 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to building a world where individuals of all abilities can fully participate in their communities, whether in leisure, education, or civic life. Our Mission Our Team Education Everyone has the right to understand how higher education institutions meet the needs of all students, regardless of ability. Additionally, we author civic education curricula to empower individuals of all abilities to make their voices heard within the U.S. government system. By fostering understanding of the democratic process, we strive to ensure that every person—regardless of ability—has the tools to fully participate in civic life, influence decision-making, and exercise their right to be an active, informed member of society. Education Branch Government Affairs At the core of many challenges lies outdated, inadequate legislation. As a result, we author and lobby legislation from the state to federal levels, championing inclusion in all walks of life. Internationally, AccessibilityAtlas assesses the implementation of various United Nations mandates, and lobbies for inclusive policy recommendations across UN member states. AccessibilityAtlas reports with a focus on economic and disability rights specific policies. Government Affairs Branch Information Services Access to information is a fundamental right that underpins the ability of having an independent life. Our Information Services branch is committed to breaking down barriers by providing reliable information that empower individuals of all abilities. We believe that no one should be left in the dark when it comes to where they can participation in society. Through innovative platforms and inclusive outreach, we ensure that knowledge is accessible to everyone—because the right to information is the right to life. Services Branch Three Pillars We believe that systemic inequalities faced arise from a lack of education, ineffective legislation, and limited access to information. Our Impact Everybody, regardless of ability, has the fundamental right to navigate and engage with their community. "More than 1 in 4 (28.7 percent) adults in the United States have some type of disability." - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention We are fighting for a world where all individuals, regardless of ability, can fully engage in their communities, have seamless access to civic participation, and are guaranteed the right to a quality education. Our Impact Careers

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AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and accessibility within communities by establishing a platform that offers dependable information on venues' disability-friendly features. With the aim of creating a more inclusive society, AccessibilityAtlas seeks to provide a centralized resource that individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the wider community can rely on to make informed decisions regarding places in their communities. ¡Contáctenos! 551-554-1906 accesibilidadatlas@gmail.com First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and accessibility within communities by establishing a platform that offers dependable information on venues' disability-friendly features. With the aim of creating a more inclusive society, AccessibilityAtlas seeks to provide a centralized resource that individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and the wider community can rely on to make informed decisions regarding places in their communities. Map By utilizing our map you acknowledge and agree to our terms and conditions. [Click here to read ]

AccessibilityAtlas How We Began Our Team Mission AccessibilityAtlas began as a result of the U.S. Department of State's Youth Ambassador Program. AccessibilityAtlas has team members collaborating across 4 countries and 14 states. AccessibilityAtlas is dedicated to creating a world for people of all abilities by ensuring equitable education, providing reliable information on accessible locations worldwide, holding governments accountable, and authoring impactful federal legislation.

Explore the College Campus Accessibility Branch of AccessibilityAtlas, dedicated to assessing and improving inclusivity on college campuses. Learn how we collaborate with universities and students to create accessible environments for all. Campus Accessibility See How Universities Are Building Inclusive Campuses Student Perspective Rider University Institutional Perspective Student Perspective Montclair State University Student Perspective Western Oregon University

Education AccessibilityAtlas is building a world where every individual, regardless of ability, has access to quality education. Our Education Branch is dedicated to fostering inclusivity through our civic engagement curricula and comprehensive higher education accessibility assessments. By equipping individuals with the knowledge and tools to engage in democratic processes, we ensure that everyone has a voice in shaping the future. We aim to create equitable learning environments that support students of all abilities. Our mission is to eliminate barriers to education and civic participation, ensuring that all individuals can thrive and contribute meaningfully in every aspect of life. Civic Education Curricula According to the National Civics League, 57% of individuals with disabilities encounter barriers to civic education. We are committed to changing this. Through our programs and courses, we empower people of all abilities to engage in civic life and ensure their voices are heard in the democratic process. Our mission is to create a future where everyone, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to participate fully and make an impact. Curricula College Campus Accessibility AccessibilityAtlas is committed to making higher education accessible for all by reporting on the accessibility of college campuses from both the student and university perspectives. We provide a well-rounded view of each school’s disability accommodations and support, offering an in-depth look at various types of disabilities—including visual, physical, neurodivergent, hearing, and more. By creating a trusted resource for students, families, and caregivers, we aim to ensure equitable education access to all. Campus Accessibility