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Empowering all abilities

Over 1 billion people worldwide live with some kind of disability. As a company built on inclusion, Accessibility is more than just a slogan or trend for Oath, but a belief in dignity. It’s how we show respect for the basic human needs to be seen and heard, to be welcomed and included, and to enjoy equal access to the world we’re helping to create.

How we do what we do

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Products and media

We are committed to delivering an excellent experience for our users with disabilities. Here’s how we do it.

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Industry and community

See how our work in advocacy and education helps to push standards in the industry and in society.

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In the workplace

Our team works to build a culture of accessibility inside Oath through education, experiences, and connection to our communities.

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Get in touch

Interested in what we do or helping us do it? We’re ready to hear from you.

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Launching on Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the partnership aims to depict authentic and diverse representations of people with disabilities in the media