Five years ago, we stood up GitHub’s accessibility program. What began as a small team addressing accessibility debt has grown into a company-wide discipline, woven into our engineering fundamentals, our design system, our AI tools, and our culture. The five-year milestone prompted us to step back and ask a fundamental question: where do we go from here? The answer is our strategy for accessibility , which we published earlier this year. The strategy marks a pivotal moment for our program. For the first five years, our focus was primarily internal. Going forward, we are turning outward—engaging the global community of developers as we continue to mature internally. We want to build a culture of accessibility across GitHub and include every developer, every team, and every open source project. The strategy is organized around four priorities. On this Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re sharing initial progress on each strategic priority.…