Statement on Digital Accessibility in Plain Language
Public Body / Scope
Galerie im Körnerpark / Neukölln District Office of Berlin, Department of Education, Culture, and Sports / Office for Continuing Education and Culture / Culture Division.
We want our website and app to be accessible to everyone. This is required by Berlin’s law on accessible information. We monitor our progress in implementing this.
This statement applies to the website:
“www.galerie-im-koernerpark.de”
When was this statement created?
This statement was created on November 19, 2025, and last reviewed on September 3, 2025. An external body has verified the accessibility.
The external body is:
Stephan Heinke
Digital Accessibility Monitoring Office; Center of Excellence for Digital Accessibility and Usability
Senate Chancellery; Department V
How accessible is the website?
The website is partially accessible. Some requirements have not yet been met.
Which sections are not accessible?
- Missing captions for videos
- Problem: Videos do not have captions. As a result, deaf or hard-of-hearing people cannot understand important information.
- Solution: Captions should be provided that explain all important information from the videos.
- Timeline: This solution cannot be implemented quickly at this time. We will provide an update on progress soon.
- Alternative: Contact us if you need assistance: Email: galerien@bezirksamt-neukoelln.de Phone: 030 90239 3772
- Lack of audio description for videos
- Problem: Videos do not have audio description. Blind or visually impaired people cannot understand visual content.
- Solution: Videos should have audio description or text that describes everything.
- Timeline: We cannot offer a quick solution for this at the moment either. We will provide an update soon.
- Alternative: Contact us as indicated above.
- Missing information in German Sign Language (DGS)
- Problem: There is no link to information in DGS on the homepage. Important information is missing.
- Solution: We need to ensure that DGS content is visible on the website.
- Timeline: We are working on this as well, but cannot offer a quick solution at the moment.
- Alternative: Please contact us as indicated above.
Feedback on Accessibility
Are you experiencing accessibility issues on our website? Do you need information in an accessible format? Please contact us: Phone: 030 90239 2431.
If you do not receive a response within one month, please contact the State Commissioner for Digital Accessibility.
Please always contact the relevant public agency first!