Declaration on Digital Accessibility
D16 aims to make its website, various means of communication, events and the educational program as accessible and barrier-free as possible. We want to facilitate access to information and offers for all people, regardless of their individual needs. In doing so, we are guided by the national legislation implementing Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament.
This declaration on digital accessibility applies to the website www.documentasixteen.com
Status: September 15, 2026
The website offers a range of setting options to customize its use. We are continuously removing remaining barriers and eliminating them as far as possible.
The following areas are not accessible:
Videos: All videos on the website are subtitled. The videos are available without audio description or full text alternative.
PDF files: There are PDF documents available for download that have not been created barrier-free. Please contact us if you require a specific document in an accessible format.
Newsletter: The newsletters sent out are accessible in the web version. Barriers may occur in the presentation in e-mail programs, depending on the program used.
External content: External websites and documents that we link to are not necessarily accessible.
The removal of barriers is an ongoing process that requires constant reflection and further development. We welcome your observations and suggestions in order to further improve accessibility. If you have any questions, feedback or criticism, please contact us.
The development and implementation of measures in the area of accessibility was realized in close cooperation with various partners:
leicht ist klar - Office for Easy Language
Berlinklusion - Network for Accessibility in Art and Culture
Disability Advisory Council of the City of Kassel
FISCHSIGNS - media production and training in sign language
manua GmbH - International Sign (Language)