← Global Misophonia Recognition Campaign
CAMPAIGN AUDIENCE 03
ORGANIZATIONS & ADVOCACY
Disability Organizations and Advocacy Groups
Use existing guides, free educational resources and technology accessibility projects to address misophonia-related barriers in your community.
Contribute to the Accessibility Guide
Help document barriers and possible accommodations affecting people with misophonia in education, healthcare, workplaces and everyday life.
Share free educational resources
Distribute IMF educational information and resources to your community without a formal partnership or endorsement requirement.
Explore technology accessibility
Learn about SAT-I’s work addressing sensory barriers such as interface sounds, motion, notifications, and other technology features.
Gaming accessibility
Discover the IMF initiative focused on gaming accessibility resources, settings, and sensory considerations.
Free guides to share
These educational pages are available without campaign membership or endorsement.
- Accessibility planning guide — Practical examples for schools, workplaces, healthcare and technology, plus a discussion worksheet.
- Understanding Misophonia — An evidence-based explanation of triggers, reactions, everyday impacts and outstanding research questions.
Actions organizations can take
Share the Accessibility Guide participation link with interested members, circulate specific educational materials, and identify sound or technology barriers in the services you operate. For digital products, consider whether interface sounds, notifications, animation and motion are optional or adjustable. Sharing these resources does not create a formal partnership.
Misophonia Accessibility Guide → SAT-I technology accessibility →
This campaign is coordinated by the International Misophonia Foundation. Participation in an activity does not imply endorsement of all IMF initiatives, commercial offerings, or positions.
Misophonia Awareness Campaign
Organizations can circulate free explainers and discuss practical sensory adjustments with their communities, without a formal IMF partnership.
Explore the Misophonia Awareness Campaign and free resources →
