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Building a Legacy of Accessible Media for Museums and Galleries—A Guest Post by Caroline Desrosiers

Museums still have a long way to go with accessibility for Blind visitors.

Caroline Desrosiers

• 7 min read
grayscale closeup of a wall sign in a museum with several rows of Braille lettering, with the edges of the sign blurred
Are museums doing enough for accessibility? (Photo by Ramona / Unsplash)

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