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We're working to make sure the ACLU website is one that everyone can use. If you use assistive technology for interacting with websites, you can share feedback on how we can make our website more accessible.

Sessions may be remote, or may be in-person if you are located in NYC or the greater New York area. All participants will be rewarded a $25 gift, and travel assistance is available. To ensure that we are able to talk to a wide range of people, please answer a few questions below..

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What is your name? *

What city/state do you live in? If you live in NYC, which borough do you live in? *

How old are you? *

Under 18

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65 or over

I prefer not to say

What type of assistive technology do you use, if any? (note: you may select more than one) *

Alternative Input Devices

Cognitive Aids

Hearing Aids

Mobility Aids

Refreshable Braille Displays

Screen Readers

Screen Magnification Software

Speech Input Software

Other

What type of adaptive strategies, such as reducing mouse speed or increasing text size, do you use to improve your interactions with the web?

How well do you know the ACLU? *

Very well

Somewhat

Not well

Not at all

When was the last time you've visited the ACLU.org website? *

A few days ago

A few weeks ago

A few months ago

More than a year ago

I've never visited the ACLU.org website

What is your primary way of accessing the internet? (note: you may select more than one) *

Mobile phone

Personal computer

Tablet

Public computer

School computer

E-mail *

Phone number

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