Astronomer Without Borders wants to encourage everyone to be as inclusive as possible with their events this GAM. To assist with this we have provided a range of resources below to help with running astronomical events suitable for people with disabilities. 

For the Blind 

• The Sky in Your Hands - Planetarium show for the blind
• The Sky at Your Fingertips - a website about astronomy for the blind with ready to print drawings for Braille printers
• Touch the Invisible Sky - book, plus free Audio Podcasts by NASA Chandra X-ray Center
• A tactile version of the HSTCarina Nebula
  
• Sunspot Activity by Peggy Walker
• FAQ - Star parties for individuals who are legally Visually Impaired - Frank Busutil
• Modeling the Phases of the Moon by Noreen Grice, You Can Do Astronomy LLC
• A paper on acoustic planetarium for blind persons or with amblyopia disorder by Sebastián Musso
• SEE Project - Space Exploration for the Blind and Visually Impaired
• The Dusty Lunar Surface - by Frank Busutil
• Resource blog for Blind impaired (in Spanish) by Gloria María Isidro
• Videos on astronomy resources for the blind by Sebastián Musso (in Spanish): Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 
• Amazing Space - downloadable images from the Hubble Telescope for printing on microcapsule paper.

For People with Motor Disabilities 

• Astroadapt - Software for people with motor disability
• Handicapped Access to the Sky by FAR Laboratories - Wheelchair Adaptations for Telescopes and Binoculars

For People with Hearing Disabilities

• Les mains dans les étoiles. Dictionnaire encyclopédique d'astronomie pour la Langue des Signes Française - Astronomical Sign language, by Dominique Proust
• The Incredible Two-Inch Universe - Video Podcasts with American Sign Language by NASA Chandra X-ray Center

For People with Cognitive Disabilities 

• Life of Stars (pdf) (download guidelines)

Miscellaneous 

• Everyone's Universe by Noreen Grice (book)
• Space Science Is for Everyone: Creating and Using Accessible Resources in Educational Settings by NASA