EnChroma Colour Accessibility Program™

The EnChroma Colour Accessibility Program™ helps organizations such as schools, museums, libraries, parks, universities, tourism departments, businesses and others loan EnChroma glasses to students or the public so colour blind people can more fully participate in life's colourful experiences and overcome obstacles. Through our program, we donate a pair of colour blind glasses for each pair an organization purchases. We also offer colour blind adapted scenic viewers. 

Over 400 organizations participate in the program worldwide!

Notable organizations across the globe have joined our mission, including the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Van Gogh Museum, Centre Pompidou, University of North Carolina, Boston University, Visit Seattle, Travel Yukon, and Tennessee Public Libraries (see full list of participants below). EnChroma also advocates for the colour blind by educating organizations about “colour accessible” design in signage at venues, and modifying the colours used in schoolwork, classrooms and in the workplace. For less than $600, a “kit” of our glasses can improve accessibility and inclusion for students, visitors or employees. 

Learn more by emailing:
accessibility@enchroma.com

The EnChroma Colour Accessibility Program™ helps organizations such as schools, museums, libraries, parks, universities, tourism departments, businesses and others loan EnChroma glasses to students or the public so colour blind people can more fully participate in life's colourful experiences and overcome obstacles. Through our program, we donate a pair of colour blind glasses for each pair an organization purchases. We also offer colour blind adapted scenic viewers. 

Over 400 organizations participate in the program worldwide!

Notable organizations across the globe have joined our mission, including the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Van Gogh Museum, Centre Pompidou, University of North Carolina, Boston University, Visit Seattle, Travel Yukon, and Tennessee Public Libraries (see full list of participants below). EnChroma also advocates for the colour blind by educating organizations about “colour accessible” design in signage at venues, and modifying the colours used in schoolwork, classrooms and in the workplace. For less than $600, a “kit” of our glasses can improve accessibility and inclusion for students, visitors or employees. 

Learn more by emailing:
accessibility@enchroma.com

What Does Colour Blindness Look Like?

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Colour Blind Vision

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Colour Blindness Awareness Month 2023 Partners

During the month of September, we sponsor Colour Blindness Awareness Month to raise awareness of the challenges, big and small, faced by the 350 million people worldwide with colour vision deficiencies. This year nearly 250 organizations participated, resulting in a reach of over 6 million people. We’d like to thank each and every person who contributed to getting the word out within their organizations and through the social media and marketing efforts. Together, with our growing community of supporters, we endeavor to create a world where everyone can fully engage with the colourful tapestry of life.

See The Impact of Colour

Elevating the human experience by making vibrant colour accessible to all through lens innovation is what motivates us at EnChroma. We partnered with Tennessee Tourism to install Special Scenic Viewers at 13 State Parks.

See All Organizations That Loan EnChroma Glasses!

Get Involved or Learn More About Enchroma's Colour Accessibility Program

Email: accessibility@enchroma.com

Thank You to Our 2023 Colour Blindness Awareness Month Partners

Thank You to Our 2023 Colour Blindness Awareness Month Partners

We’ve had the privilege of collaborating with partners such as Crayola, Mercedes-Benz, Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Centre Pompidou, Eric Carle Museum, Fondazione Paolina Brugnatelli, Faber-Castelle, N...