Last updated: August 1, 2026
Our Commitment
Open Door Peace is committed to making its website, information, programs, and services accessible to people with disabilities.
We want visitors of different ages, abilities, languages, devices, and levels of technical experience to be able to find information and participate with dignity and independence.
Our Accessibility Goal
We are working toward improving the website in accordance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
Because the website is continuing to grow and change, we do not claim that every page or feature currently meets every accessibility requirement.
We will continue reviewing and improving the portal as resources and technology allow.
Measures We Are Taking
Our accessibility efforts may include:
- Using clear headings and a consistent page structure.
- Writing instructions in plain language.
- Maintaining readable text sizes and color contrast.
- Adding meaningful alternative text to important images.
- Making links and buttons understandable outside their surrounding paragraph.
- Supporting keyboard navigation whenever reasonably possible.
- Avoiding unnecessary movement, flashing, or distracting effects.
- Providing captions, transcripts, or written alternatives for important audio and video content when available.
- Reviewing forms for clear labels, instructions, and error messages.
- Testing important pages with accessibility tools and human review.
- Providing information in alternative formats when reasonably possible.
Language and Communication Access
Accessibility includes more than physical or technical disability.
Open Door Peace seeks to make important information easier to understand for people who have limited English proficiency, limited digital experience, age-related barriers, learning differences, or difficulty reading complex documents.
Automated translation may be offered as a temporary aid. Important Korean and English content may be written or reviewed separately to preserve meaning and clarity.
Visitors should confirm critical health, immigration, legal, financial, or government information through the official source or an appropriately qualified professional.
Third-Party Content
Some pages may link to government agencies, healthcare providers, nonprofit organizations, educational services, videos, documents, maps, or other outside websites.
Open Door Peace does not control the accessibility of third-party websites or services. However, we welcome notice when an important outside resource creates an accessibility barrier so that we may look for another available source or format.
Known Limitations
Some older pages, imported materials, third-party tools, embedded content, downloadable documents, automatically translated text, or newly added features may not yet be fully accessible.
We are working to identify and correct significant barriers, beginning with the pages and services most important to visitors seeking help.
Requesting Assistance or an Alternative Format
When website content is difficult to access, you may ask Open Door Peace for reasonable assistance or for the information in another available format.
Depending on the material and available resources, alternatives may include:
- Plain-text information.
- Larger print.
- A simplified explanation.
- Language assistance.
- A readable document format.
- Help locating the same information from an accessible official source.
Submit your request through the Open Door Peace Contact page.
Please identify the page, link, document, or feature causing difficulty and describe the assistance or format that would help you.
Do not include private medical, immigration, financial, or identification information unless it is necessary for the request.
Accessibility Feedback
We welcome reports about accessibility problems.
When submitting feedback, please include:
- The page or feature involved.
- A brief description of the barrier.
- The device, browser, or assistive technology used, when relevant.
- A safe way for us to respond.
Open Door Peace will review accessibility concerns and make reasonable efforts to respond and address significant barriers.
Continuing Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility.
As Open Door Peace adds information, community features, forms, learning programs, and AI-assisted services, we will continue working to make them understandable, usable, and available to as many people as reasonably possible.