Join BSAN and help shape what comes next. Blind, low vision, and DeafBlind people are at the center, and educators, researchers, artists, organizers, practitioners, and allies are welcome to connect.
Choose your next step
Create a free BSAN account, log in, or choose email update topics. Use the message form below for introductions, questions, access barriers, or account help.
Sending a message does not create an account or subscribe you to updates. Your introduction is not a public profile. Share only what you choose; do not include passwords or private medical details.
Email BSAN
info@sexualityaccessnetwork.org
Use this address for resource suggestions, workshop ideas, professional referrals, and changes or additions to our history.
Sharing something with the community? Use the event and webinar submission form or the resource and information submission form. Each asks for the details BSAN needs to review your suggestion.
Accessibility and getting help
BSAN is built around blind people’s access. We aim for clear headings, keyboard access, readable contrast, useful image descriptions, and forms with clear labels. We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a development target.
A complete independent accessibility audit and testing across screen readers, mobile devices, and Braille displays are still pending. Outside resources may have different access barriers; listings identify known features and uncertainties.
Use the message form to tell us what happened and what format or response would help. Device and assistive-technology details are optional. If the form is a barrier, email info@sexualityaccessnetwork.org.
Send a message or report an access barrier
What happens next?
Your message goes to BSAN for review and follow-up. Replies are handled by people, and a response time is not currently guaranteed. For an access barrier, include the page address, what you tried, and your preferred way to receive a reply. Device or assistive-technology details are optional.
Need immediate support?
BSAN is not an emergency or crisis response service. Visit Emergency Help for crisis contacts.