
ALT Screenshot of the Accessibility tab in Twitter Settings and privacy on iOS. The four categories on-screen are Vision, Motion, Hearing, and Images. The toggle next to Images is on and the description is: “Receive image description reminder. Enables a reminder to add image descriptions before a Tweet can be sent.”

ALT Screenshot of the image description reminder modal. The text says: Don’t forget to make your image accessible. Good image descriptions are concise yet detailed. Be sure to summarize or write out any text in the image itself. Your description makes Twitter accessible to people with disabilities, and everyone who wants more context. You can turn off this reminder in Accessibility Settings. The first button says Add descriptions. The second button says Not this time.

ALT Flyer for a research study for Multiracial college students who use social media. What's this about? To understand how Multiracial college students build & maintain community using social media What wil you do? Share examples of your social media during 1-2 Zoom interviews. Participants get a $20 gift card as thanks! You may qualify if you: Identify as Multiracial or with two or more races, use 1 or more social media, & are an undergrad at a college in the US and are over 18 Fill out an eligibility survey at bit.ly/MRstudy

























