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After working hard on a publication, researchers want it to be read by as many people as possible. That includes people who may have disabilities that may require using a screen reader to engage with the content. This requires producing a tagged, accessible PDF. Plus new regulations in the US and Europe are making accessible PDFs a requirement. Luckily Overleaf makes it straight forward to create accessible PDFs that meet standards like PDF/UA-2. And we’ve stepped up our accessibility game; Overleaf is WCAG 2.2 Level AA compliant and tested with screen readers. Want to make accessibility a priority? Get in touch.

Manual PDF tagging is expensive. Proprietary accessibility software is expensive. There's a better way. In this free 45-minute webinar, Kristin Terrill (Iowa State University) and Sara Gonzalez (Overleaf) break down how LaTeX's automatic PDF tagging helps authors meet new accessibility requirements — without the cost or complexity. 🗓 Sept 17, 2:00 PM EDT Save your spot 👇

Is your institution ready for the EAA and the incoming ADA Title II update? Learn how LaTeX's built-in PDF tagging gives authors an affordable, automatic path to accessibility compliance — no proprietary software required. Free webinar | Sept 17, 2:00 PM EDT | 45 min Speakers from Iowa State University & Overleaf Register now 👇

New accessibility mandates. Same old manual tagging headaches. There's a faster way — and it starts with LaTeX. Join Overleaf's free webinar on Sept 17 to see how automatic PDF tagging (TeX Live 2025+) is changing accessible publishing for researchers, students, and institutions. Register free 👇

Accessibility mandates aren't optional anymore. The European Accessibility Act is already in effect. The ADA Title II update starts hitting larger entities in 2027. And publishers are rolling out their own accessible publishing guidelines. For most institutions, that means expensive proprietary software or hours of manual PDF tagging. Join our free webinar to learn how LaTeX (TeX Live 2025+) automates PDF tagging — giving authors a faster, more affordable path to accessible documents. 📅 Thursday, September 17 | 2:00 PM EDT | 45 minutes Register now👇

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