COGAI independent research

Research that strengthens cognitive accessibility

We bring lived experience and professional practice together to build a clearer picture of cognitive accessibility today.

Current research · Taking responses

State of Cognitive Accessibility 2027

A short anonymous survey examining how cognitive accessibility is understood, experienced and put into practice.

Responses will help identify where awareness is growing, where barriers remain and what organisations need to do next.

Our approach

Research questions are shaped around evidence gaps and practical value, not a commercial outcome.

The current survey does not ask participants for names, email addresses or account details.

Findings are intended to help people and organisations make clearer, more inclusive decisions.

Explore the evidence

Read the wider evidence base that informs COGAI’s work in cognitive accessibility.