Website design
The site is designed for keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, labeled forms, descriptive image text, readable contrast, mobile reflow, and reduced-motion preferences.
Effective July 17, 2026
Access is part of the work.
How GMTD approaches website access, practical Poetry Clinic accommodations, and reports about accessibility barriers.
Accessibility Statement
GMTD wants people to reach the information and participate in a way that works for them.
This is a statement of approach, not a claim that every page, device, browser, assistive technology, or document meets a particular technical conformance level.
Poetry Clinic access
Participants may take part quietly, pass on any prompt, or request practical adaptations. Participation does not depend on standing, moving, or reading aloud.
Planning accommodations
Use the fit-call form to identify practical access accommodations. Do not send diagnoses, medical records, or sensitive health details through the website.
Ongoing review
GMTD uses automated and manual checks during website updates. Automated tools can identify issues but do not prove that a website is accessible to every person.
Report a barrier
Tell GMTD what you were trying to access.
Include the page or document, a short description of the problem, and a preferred way to receive the information. Device or assistive-technology details are helpful but optional. Do not include medical information.
Email gmtdforever@gmail.comGMTD aims to acknowledge accessibility messages within two business days and will work toward a reasonable alternative or correction.
Service sheet formats
Read the same information in HTML or PDF.
The HTML version is the accessible web alternative. The PDF is provided as a printable copy and may not preserve every assistive-technology feature.
Begin with fit
Plan access before the room gathers.
Share practical accommodations during the fit call so the experience can be adapted thoughtfully.