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Equity Subgroup
Jeanne Spellman edited this page Nov 16, 2022
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| Milestone | Equity Main Page |
|---|---|
| Issues | Foundation: Equity |
| Start Date | July 18, 2022 |
| End Date | September 5, 2022 |
| Meeting Time | Monday, 8 ET |
| IRC channel | irc.w3.org channel: #wcag3-equity |
- Jeanne Spellman (facilitator)
- Janina Sajka (facilitator)
- Michael Cooper
- Laura Carlson
- Jennifer Strickland
- Cybele Sack
- How do we improve the equity of the guidance between different disability types, now and in the future, while preserving a reasonable effort bar for conformance?
- Define equity
- How to evaluate the level of equity supported by the guidelines
- Identify the challenges to equity
- Where the challenges are raised and might be addressed
- Structural ability to address issues raised on guidelines equity in a reasonable time frame
- Look at processes and how to minimize bias in processes
- Equity-Framework
- Equity Framework Google Doc Draft
- Github Pull Request against the WCAG3 Requirements document on Equity - This is a temporary link that will be deleted once the group votes to include it in the Requirements.
- Equity Subgroup Wiki page
- Agenda & notes
- Slide Deck of Silver Research and Prototypes
- Google Drive Folder
- Minutes for 18 July 2022 Scribe: jeanne
- Minutes for 25 July 2022 Scribe: jeanne
- Minutes for 1 August 2022 Scribe: jeanne
- Minutes for 8 August 2022 Scribe: jeanne, Jen
- Minutes for 15 August 2022 Scribe: Laura
- Minutes for 22 August 2022 Scribe: Michael
- Minutes for 29 August meeting Scribe: Laura
WCAG3 is a project of the W3C Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (AGWG). Research and prototyping was done by the Silver Task Force. Archival and additional material for this project can be found on the Silver wiki.
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