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Access Information News for Monday, February 6, 2023 - Volume 896The Week's News in Access Information A Mind Vault Solutions, Ltd. Publication Access Information News. The world's #1 online resource for current news and trends in access information. Subscribers: 10,706 Opt-In Subscribers were sent this issue via email. This Week's Featured Advertisement: The World's First eLearning Platform Built For And By People Who Are Blind To Help Remove Barriers To Employment
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Click the link below to fill out the form with your information and we will promptly get back to you with more info and connect with your vocational rehabilitation counselor. Learn more today at: http://bit.ly/40wbqin. Dear Access Information News Subscriber,✍ Submit your Access Information News item for free, with timing and placement determined by our editors, using this form: https://www.accessinformationnews.com/submit-news or locate "News Item Submission Form" within the main menu of the Access Information News website.1) Top 5 Most Clicked Access Information News Articles From Last WeekA.) Cane And Able Fitness Is Making The Gym Less Intimidating For People With Visual Impairments | Shape (9.5% of all clicks.) B.) 3 AI-Powered Smart Glasses Giving Sight To The Blind And The Visually-Impaired (8.1% of all clicks.) C.) She Is Blind And Has Created An AI Suitcase To Guide Herself Without Using A Cane Or A Dog (7.3% of all clicks.) D.) There Are Blind People Who Live Their Lives Believing They Can See: This Is Anton's Syndrome (5.2% of all clicks.) E.) Estee Lauder's New App Helps Visually Impaired Users Apply Makeup | Vogue (3.2% of all clicks.) 2) Sponsorship Package UpdatesAre you an access-based business or organization whose products, services or message would benefit from reaching over 15,000 access professionals each week? If so, please consider becoming a Sponsor today for just $100 a month, paid either quarterly or annually. Annual Sponsors gain the additional benefit of being able to schedule their Featured Advertisement dates up to one year in advance. If you've been looking for a way to consistently reach the largest audience of opt-in access professionals in the world today, please consider becoming an Access Information News Sponsor while packages last. Availability: There are currently 9 Access Information News Sponsorship Packages remaining. Advertising Benefits: Review a complete list of advertising benefits here: 3) Access Information News Welcomes David Woodbridge As Editorial ContributorPublisher: On behalf of all of us here at Access Information News please join me in welcoming David Woodbridge to the Access Information News Team. I'm sure many of you already know David and are perhaps familiar with one or more of his current initiatives. For those of you that don't yet know David, in addition to now serving as an Editorial Contributor to Access Information News, David also serves as the National Commercial Assistive Technology Advisor for Vision Australia where he has worked since 1990. During this time he has assisted people who are blind or vision impaired in their home, education, and work settings to take advantage of the benefits of using both assistive and mainstream technology. He has also been involved in evaluating technology for use by people who are blind or vision impaired using both low and high tech equipment (including Microsoft, Samsung, Google, Amazon, and Apple). David is also one of the key spokespersons for Vision Australia relating to technology. He has been an Apple Ambassador for Apple Australia since 2009 with a group of other Ambassadors and Apple Distinguished Educators (ADE)'s covering the range of Apple's Accessibility solutions throughout Australia. Look for David's contributions in future issues. Learn more about him, and his many initiatives, on the Access Information News website at: 4) EzriCare Eye Drops Linked to Dangerous Infections, Company Says Don't Use ThemOn February 1st 2023 the CDC posted an alert meant for health care providers about its investigation into drug and antibiotic-resistant infections linked to artificial tears. The ongoing investigation, which dates back to May 2022, includes 55 cases in 12 states. Many of the cases were linked to four different health care facilities: 5) Neural Imaging Reveals Secret Conversational CuesComplex signals and subliminal signs underpin all human verbal communication — and a real-time translation is on the horizon: 6) Ten Things Hospitals Can Do to Be More Inclusive and Accessible | David GoldfieldDuring the past twelve months I have spent a lot of time visiting and supporting my wife in two different hospitals. I have become keenly aware of how these places often lack accessibility which would make the experience easier and more inclusive for both patients as well as their visitors. I have nothing but admiration and respect for the medical professionals who have done so much to assist and support my wife. The following list is in no way meant as a criticism of the doctors, nurses, surgeons, respiratory therapists and other specialists who have provided support to us. These people should be honored and respected as much as our military and its veterans. Indeed, some of the people I have met in the medical field are true warriors and war heroes and I am in awe of them and what they do. They see death on a regular basis. Many of them are called to save lives. Sometimes they do save those lives. Other times they are unable to do so. I cannot imagine the effect on them of this amazing and necessary work. That being said I've had some ideas of how hospitals could be so much more inclusive. These ideas would not require technology that we don't already have. Some would require a financial investment but they wouldn't require new technologies to be designed. While I don't have time right now to work on this I'd like to help engage in advocacy at a later and more convenient time to see if we can turn some of these ideas into reality: 7) YouTuber MrBeast Hailed For Giving 'Gift Of Sight' To 1,000 Visually-Impaired PeopleYouTuber MrBeast AKA Jimmy Donaldson has made the world brighter for 1,000 visually-impaired people. He paid for cataract surgeries of these people who were blind or near-blind and could not afford the procedure themselves, as per CNN. Some of the participants were also given cash and other donations. Ophthalmologist and surgeon Jeff Levenson performed the first round of surgeries: 8) Accessibility Lessons Learned From Blind Users Attending A User Research Study | Equal EntryEqual Entry held a user research study on virtual reality accessibility for blind users in New York City. This involved nine participants who commuted from their homes to the NYU Ability Project in Brooklyn. It turned out that several could not find their way to the building: 9) Your Aira Invoice Will Now Include Some Additional InformationExplorers with paid plans, including Intro, Standard, Advanced, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Community plans, the information included in your invoice will change beginning with your first invoice in February 2023: 10) Blind Americans Come to Washington to Tell Their Stories to CongressNational Federation of the Blind Seeks to Advance Legislative Priorities. Hundreds of blind Americans will converged on the nation's capital to meet with their representatives in Congress to tell their stories and emphasize the need for legislators to advance key priorities that will help the blind. The annual event organized by the National Federation of the Blind, known as its Washington Seminar, officially began with a kick-off meeting on Monday, January 30 at 5 p.m. Eastern time. Throughout the rest of the week, blind Americans using white canes or guide dogs were seen throughout the Capitol complex. As part of our key priorities, we support the following legislative initiatives: 11) Meet The First-Ever Accessibility Engineer At The Washington PostAs some newsroom roles go the way of the dinosaurs, other new jobs are being born. This is the first in an occasional series of Q&As with people who are the first to hold their title in their newsroom: 12) Researchers Develop A New Smartphone-Based Tool To Detect Visual Impairment In Young ChildrenIn a recent study published in Nature Medicine, researchers conducted a prospective, multi-center, observational study between January 14th 2020 and January 30th 2022 in China: 13) Colorado Woman Combats Norms By Becoming First In Her School To Obtain Black Belt In A Wheelchair | 9NEWSPublisher: Prior to an injury that I sustained about 6 years ago now that left me with limited mobility I was a practitioner of traditional Korean Taekwondo for almost 15 years. I earned my 3rd Degree Black Belt under the late Grand Master Moo Hwan Kim and during that time taught thousands of students and competed in over a thousand full contact traditional and Olympic-stye Taekwondo sparring tournaments. And I just want to say, from experience, that martial arts families, of all styles and types, are comprised of some of the kindest people that you will ever meet. And more to the point, some of the most understanding with regard to different levels of ability. Everyone thinks that martial arts is about fighting. I certainly did. But it's really about living. So if you live with a disability, please don't think that martial arts aren't for you. They may be just what the doctor ordered. 9NEWS: It is said that less than 10 percent of people who pursue karate will ever obtain their first degree black belt, and it takes years of practice to achieve that accomplishment. Of that 10 percent, one woman at 5280 Karate Academy Foundation in Lakewood, Colorado is defying even more odds. Anita Liuzzi broke barriers by becoming the first person in a wheelchair to earn a black belt at 5280 Karate Academy in Lakewood, Colorado: 14) 3D-Printed Braille Playdoh Stampers | Paths To LiteracyUse a 3D printer to create your own braille playdoh stamper from the free file: 15) Leading Self-Service Kiosk Technology Wins Accessibility AwardVispero TM — the global leader for assistive technology products for the blind and low-vision community and provider of JAWS ®, the world's most widely used screen reader, announces that JAWS for Kiosk was awarded the inaugural accessibility award at the Self-Service Innovation Summit (SSIS) 2022: 16) New Kiosk Rules in the Works | TPGiThere are kiosks everywhere — self-checkout at grocery stores, check-in at hotels and doctor's offices, ordering kiosks at restaurants, banking, and retail stores. Often, these kiosks are inaccessible—they lack screen readers, tactile keypads, captions, and other critical accessibility tools. Often, an attendant is unavailable to assist, and the only option is the inaccessible self-service kiosk. As a result of the widespread lack of accessibility and a host of existing rules that touch on kiosk accessibility but do not cohesively address it, the US Access Board is revisiting the existing rules around self-service machines and their accessibility: 17) Under-Serving The Disabled Community Is Affecting Your Bottom Line | ForbesPoor digital accessibility will impact your bottom line. An inaccessible website makes it harder for visitors with disabilities to buy your products and use your services. It bars them from actively engaging with your brand, which can lead to lost sales opportunities for your business. In fact, 75% of people with a disability will take their business elsewhere because of poor accessibility and are even willing to buy from a more expensive e-commerce source that does offer an accessible experience: 18) 3 AI-Powered Smart Glasses Giving Sight to the Blind and the Visually-ImpairedAI technology is changing how visually impaired people experience the world. As technology advances, the potential for assistive devices to improve the lives of those with visual impairments is becoming a reality. One area that has seen significant growth in recent years is the development of artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled smart glasses. Integrated with AI technology, these smart glasses can analyze the environment and provide real-time audio cues to the wearer, such as describing the objects around them or reading out text: 19) My Experience Watching The 2017 Solar Eclipse With The BrainPortThe February 1979 solar eclipse, the last total eclipse in North America during the twentieth century, happened during my third grade year. Of course a good teacher would use it as a learning opportunity, explaining what an eclipse was etc. Mrs. Love was definitely one of those cool teachers, and also taught the class never to look directly at the sun, and how to use pinhole cameras with paper to be safe. My classmates and I went outside during the peak of the eclipse, not total but still 87%, and it was an exiting moment, though I was disappointed that I couldn't see it: 20) Making Origami Accessible to AllIf you would like to know more about the art of origami in an accessible format, please feel free to visit our website. This site has text-only instructions for folding many different things from paper as well as links to other sites around the web with accessible origami instructions. If you would like to contribute or need help with folding, simply send email to Lindy van der Merwe at accessorigami@gmail.com 📧️. You can also join the Accessible Origami Project by searching under groups on Facebook: 21) New Initiative For Blind And Low-Vision Individuals A One-Stop-Shop To Connect Employers And Job SeekersIn 2021, National Industries for the Blind (NIB) and its network of associated nonprofit agencies across the country launched a new talent management enterprise called NSITE as part of its commitment to create training and employment opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision: 22) The Mitten: Winter Literacy Ideas | Paths To LiteracyWinter time brings a host of possibilities to use theme based learning when creating literacy opportunities. Using mittens is just one item that lends itself to this approach: 23) Misophonia: How 'Sound Rage' Destroys Relationships And Forces People To Move HomeSent into apoplexy by whistling noses? Can't bear the sound of people eating? You could be one of the many people affected by this potentially debilitating condition: 24) ASU Computer Scientists Work To Build A Better Tomorrow For Visually Impaired StudentsA group of students earned a grant to create EquiBraille, a braille board for in-person classes: 25) Art Revives Memories Of Visually ImpairedAustralian Paralympian Katie Kelly should have been on top of the world. She had just won the first-ever gold medal for paratriathlon at the Rio games, and standing on the podium was a highlight of her life. But her vision was failing. Kelly's journey with Usher syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects both hearing and vision, was beginning to take a toll. So when she was asked to be part of Last Seen, a world-first project where artists bring visual memories of the sight-impaired to life, it was a moment tinged with sadness: 26) Addressing Narrative Language and Self-Regulation Goals in Yoga Activities | Paths To LiteracyYoga activities can help students to develop improved narrative language through a variety of imaginative and meditative stories and mantras which are inspired by the movements, characters and sounds: 27) Novacoast Launches Training Program Focused On Blind And Visually Impaired TalentWichita-based cybersecurity company Novacoast is launching a new training program that targets what its leadership believes is are underserved segments of the labor pool — and it isn't limiting those opportunities to just its own operations. The company on Tuesday announced its Apex program, which will provide training for the blind and visually impaired and military veterans: 28) College Success @ Perkins | Paths To LiteracyCollege Success @ Perkins was designed to address the gaps in college readiness for all students with visual impairments. The objectives are to increase self-awareness, promote self-advocacy, and build a strong foundation for success in a college program: 29) Talking Credit Cards Help Visually Impaired People Prevent AbuseCredit cards are not easy for visually impaired people to use because they can't always see the terminal to know where to insert their card. But the main challenge for blind people is that they can't confirm whether the price the retailer keys in is accurate. To alleviate that problem, French tech firm Thales has developed a credit card that talks. It was the French who invented the chip card, with its four-digit-code security system. Thales is also developing a biometric credit card that can read a user's fingerprint: 30) 'Radio Talking Book' Keeps Visually Impaired Minnesotans EngagedBack when we were a newspaper-reading country, there was the morning edition paper and the evening edition paper. The day's stories were always a big topic of conversation. But if you were blind or visually impaired, newspapers were not immediately accessible — until Radio Talking Book. Joseph Papke is the supervisor of the organization in St. Paul, and he joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the birth of the essential service: 31) Workshop Aims to Help Blind and Low-Vision Riders Navigate Bay Area Rapid TransitBay Area Rapid Transit held a workshop on January 31st 2023 in Oakland aimed at helping visually impaired riders better navigate the system: 32) Audio Guide Launches To Help Blind And Partially Sighted People Access Busy Bristol Temple Meads Train StationNetwork Rail has teamed up with Bristol Sight Loss Council (BSLC) to launch a guide that comprises 12 audio files, each file will guide the listener safely through a section of the station, making it far easier to navigate for blind and partially sighted people: 33) 5 Products To Help Build Literacy Skills In Children With Multiple Disabilities | APH FamilyConnectAs teachers and parents, we plan a LOT when it comes to the education of our precious little ones. Especially with our kiddos who are blind or have low vision, as well as multiple disabilities, we plan to include not only the core curriculum areas but also Expanded Core Curriculum areas. We want them to learn an array of functional skills to match their educational skills. One especially important skill lies solidly in both camps and cannot be emphasized enough — literacy! Easily accepted as academic and part of the core curriculum, I cannot think of a more functional life skill than literacy. Fostering this crucial skill set in our kiddos with multiple disabilities can take some extra effort and thought. Here are some helpful items to support you as the parent and teacher while you make literacy learning both fun and possible for the youngster(s) in your life: 34) Adapting Fire Safety Materials for ALL Students | Paths To LiteracyIdeas to promote fire safety with children who are blind or visually impaired, including those with CVI. Includes tips to adapt fire safety information in different formats: ➜ Other Access Information Newsletters1) Paths To Literacy Newsletter | Valentine's Day Ideas and Lessons 2023https://pathstoliteracy.cmail19.com/t/d-e-ziihdhy-iikluuklut-r/ 2) Hadley Headlines Newsletter for February 2023➜ Featured Webinars, Training Courses and Events✍ Submit your access information related Webinar, Training Course or Event for consideration within this section using this form: https://accessinformationnews.com/submit-event or locate "Webinar / Training Course Submission Form" within the main menu of the Access Information News website.February 8th 2023 and February 9th 2023 | Treble Health Tinnitus Relief SummitIn recognition of Tinnitus Awareness Week, Treble Health announced that it is bringing together experts from around the globe for the Tinnitus Relief Summit, slated to be a live, two-day symposium, hosted online, that welcomes audiologists and tinnitus experts to share emergent research and evidence-based practices for the care and treatment of tinnitus. Hosted by Treble Health — a California-based telehealth company — this gathering will "bust myths and broaden interventions for a growing field of chronic tinnitus and hyperacusis management." During this live two day event, Treble Health has teamed up with audiologists and tinnitus experts around the world to present a comprehensive portfolio of tips and tricks to help manage tinnitus. Each presenter will focus on a specific area of tinnitus, covering everything that one could possibly need to know: February 9th 2023 and February 10th 2023 | Second Annual 2023 ATHEN Virtual STEM Accessibility Conference: Acc3ss N0w!ATHEN is hosting the Second Annual "2023 ATHEN Virtual STEM Accessibility Conference: Acc3ss N0w!" on February 9th and 10th 2023. Registration is free for ATHEN and AHEAD members, and low cost for non-members. Conference Details, Dates, Registration and Cost: February 11th 2023 | Maryland Accessible Telecommunications | Technology User Group | Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled (LBPD)7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 3PM GMT February 14th 2023 | Exploring New Accessibility Frontiers with TPGi and the W3C9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 5PM GMT February 15th 2023 | How Do Accessibility Overlays Impact Assistive Technology? (Digital Accessibility Webinar) | Access Ingenuity10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 6PM GMT February 15th 2023 | Giving Up Your Car Keys Is Not The End Of Your Independence | NFB of Maryland Senior Call4PM PT, 5PM MT, 6PM CT, 7PM ET, 12AM GMT on 2/16 February 20th 2023 | Project INSPIRE: Spring 2023 | Paths To Literacy | 6 Course Offering | Deadline To Register: February 17th 2023Project INSPIRE will be offering six courses. This includes a new course, Nemeth Code Symbols Used in High School and Strategies for Supporting Math Learning. We are offering the opportunity for you to take ONE of the courses. You may choose from the following courses: February 21st 2023 | Don't Hesitate to Communicate, Vispero's Own Blindness and Diversity Awareness Workshop | TPGi9AM PT, 10AM MT, 11AM CT, 12PM ET, 5PM GMT February 22nd 2023 | RUBY Handheld Magnifiers: A Vision Solution for Every Situation (ACVREP CE Approved, Assistive Technology Webinar) | Access Ingenuity10AM PT, 11AM MT, 12PM CT, 1PM ET, 6PM GMT February 22nd 2023 | Procedural Safeguards and Parental Rights: New Webinar Series with Karen Mayer Cunningham | APH FamilyConnect4PM PT, 5PM MT, 6PM CT, 7PM ET, 12AM GMT on 1/26 February 27th 2023 to March 2nd 2023 | Apply By January 23rd 2023 | Accessible Customer-Centered Communications Workshop | NSITE & Baker Communications, Inc. In PartnershipNSITE, the first organization to provide a continuum of employment services for individuals who are blind or face vision loss, has partnered with one of the leading sales training providers, Baker Communications Inc. (BCI), to offer a virtual instructor-led delivery of their Customer-Centered Communications workshop. This highly engaging and participatory accessible workshop, delivered over four consecutive days (four hours per session), covers a comprehensive six-part system of organized customer communications and selling. After the program, participants will be able to build greater trust with customers, deliver specific customer outcomes effectively, and achieve world-class customer service and sales performance. All NSITE programs are adapted for the learning styles of blind and low-vision learners. Therefore, qualified applicants who are blind or have low vision receive enrollment preference in case classes fill up. Program runs February 27 to March 2, 2023. Apply by January 23rd 2023: February 28th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day March 6th 2023 | Lego Braille Bricks Live Session 6: Daily Living Activities | APH8AM PT, 9AM MT, 10AM CT, 11AM ET, 4PM GMT March 8th 2023 | Procedural Safeguards and Parental Rights: New Webinar Series with Karen Mayer Cunningham | APH FamilyConnect4PM PT, 5PM MT, 6PM CT, 7PM ET, 12AM GMT on 1/26 March 11th 2023 | Using Garage Band App to Create a Song | Technology User Group | Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled (LBPD)7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 3PM GMT March 13th 2023 through March 17th 2023 | 2023 38th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology ConferenceWelcome. Whether you have been attending the conference for years or are planning to attend your first, the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, also known as the CSUN Conference, is the ultimate community experience and the premier forum on technology for all persons with disabilities. For over 37 years, California State University, Northridge's Center on Disabilities has sponsored the conference, providing a platform for researchers, practitioners, educators, exhibitors and more from around the world, where they can share knowledge, innovations, and best practices to promote inclusion for all. Building on the momentum from the 2022 conference, exciting new plans are in the works to enhance the conference experience. We encourage you to join us in Anaheim, California in 2023, where attendees can attend Pre-Conference Workshops, the yearly Keynote Address, Featured Presentations, General Sessions, Sponsor Showcase Suites and the Exhibit Hall. We also continue developing new programming to build community and networking opportunities. Check back often or follow us on social media for the latest updates, details, and deadlines. For information on sponsor or exhibitor opportunities, please visit our Opportunities page or email us at conference@csun.edu 📧️. We can't wait until the CSUN Conference community is back together to learn, share and connect: March 15th 2023 and March 16th 2023 | 2023 3rd Annual Axe-Con | Building Accessible Experiences | The World's Largest Digital Accessibility ConferenceDeque Systems, the trusted leader in digital accessibility, has announced the third annual axe-con conference will return on March 15-16th, 2023. With the success of axe-con over the past two years, Deque will continue to host the conference as a free virtual event again next year. Axe-con is an open and inclusive digital accessibility conference that welcomes developers, designers, business users, and accessibility professionals of all experience levels to a new kind of accessibility conference focused on building, testing, and maintaining accessible digital experiences: March 21st 2023 and March 22nd 2023 | Multiple Perspectives 2023 | Americans With Disabilities Act Multiple Perspectives On Access, Inclusion, & Disability Conference | Ohio State University"It is time to move beyond the letter of the law to the spirit of the law; to shift our focus from redressing human and environmental problems through remedial design to preventing problems through holistic design." -Leslie Kanes Weisman. As a modern land grant university, an important part of Ohio State University's mission is outreach and engagement, serving the community through a variety of activities. During the tenth anniversary year of the Americans With Disabilities Act the Multiple Perspectives On Access, Inclusion And Disability conference was created to help fulfill this mission. In short, the goal of the conference is to encourage the kind of change suggested by Leslie Kanes Weisman in the opening quote. It is hoped that the annual conference will serve as a catalyst for positive change and a springboard for collaborations with our partners in education, business, public, and social service. Each year a series of workshops will provide a forum for individuals and organizations to expand their knowledge and perspectives, and an opportunity to increase community resources through the synergy of collaboration. The workshops are designed to bring a diverse audience together to discuss the full spectrum of disability issues and experiences. To ensure broad participation from the university community, business, state and local government, educators, advocacy organizations, social service agencies, and individuals with disabilities sponsors are sought each year to subsidize conference participants. Register: March 22nd 2023 | Procedural Safeguards and Parental Rights: New Webinar Series with Karen Mayer Cunningham | APH FamilyConnect4PM PT, 5PM MT, 6PM CT, 7PM ET, 12AM GMT on 1/26 March 28th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day April 5th 2023 | Lego Braille Bricks Live Session 7: Music | APH8AM PT, 9AM MT, 10AM CT, 11AM ET, 4PM GMT April 8th 2023 | How To Upgrade To Windows 11 | Technology User Group | Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled (LBPD)7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 3PM GMT April 25th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day May 3rd 2023 | Lego Braille Bricks Live Session 8: STEM | APH8AM PT, 9AM MT, 10AM CT, 11AM ET, 4PM GMT May 13th 2023 | Travel Tools and Apps | Technology User Group | Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled (LBPD)7AM PT, 8AM MT, 9AM CT, 10AM ET, 3PM GMT June 2nd 2023 | ATHEN Sixth Annual Accessibility Summer Camp 20236AM PT, 7AM MT, 8AM CT, 9AM ET, 2PM GMT May 23rd 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day June 7th 2023 | Lego Braille Bricks Live Session 9: Orientation & Mobility | APH8AM PT, 9AM MT, 10AM CT, 11AM ET, 4PM GMT June 27th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day July 25th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day August 22nd 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day September 26th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day October 24th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day November 28th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day December 26th 2023 | Tech It Out | Monthly Hadley Discussion Group5PM PT, 6PM MT, 7PM CT, 8PM ET, 1AM GMT Next Day ➜ Directories1) Access Information Email Newsletter Directoryhttps://www.accessinformationnews.com/email-newsletter-directory.html Access Information News Sponsor Classified Ads:Sponsor: WayAround➜ Classified Advertisement: Try Talking Labels That Work With Your Smartphone For Just $9.99!Get all the different types of WayTags so you can try the BEST accessible labeling system around. 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Sponsor Since: December 13th 2022 Website: https://accessready.org/ 🌐️ Email: info@accessready.org 📧️ Phone: (727) 531-1000 📱️ About: Access Ready Inc. is a certified, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The mission of Access Ready Inc., a nonprofit cross-disability rights advocacy organization, is to promote a policy of accessibility benefiting all people regardless of ability across information and communications technology utilized for two way communications. The purpose of Access Ready Inc. is to educate the public and private sectors of the importance of accessible information and communications technology to the future of all people regardless of ability. To support this education by developing initiatives that promote policies that ensure the creation and maintenance of accessible technologies utilized for two way communications at all levels which allow for easy use by people with the widest range of abilities possible. To develop employment and business opportunities for people with disabilities that support its educational activities in the field of information and communications technology and related areas. To provide consulting and educational services to buyers, developers, and users of information and communications technology that promotes its highest and best use in society. To promote the concept of a technologically accessible society which fosters: Freedom of expression, speech, and worship. Sponsor: Access Ready, Inc.➜ Classified Advertisement: Access Ready Seeks Guidance On New Accessible TechnologiesWhat Technologies do you see in the market that are not accessible, but should be? What accessible technologies can you imagine that can make the lives of people with all kinds of disabilities better? We will advocate with developers to make existing technologies accessible on your behalf. We will advocate with developers to build new accessible technologies on your behalf. Give us your guidance and support. Your guidance charts our path toward what is most important. Your support funds our efforts on your behalf:
Sponsor Since: December 1st 2022 Website: https://accessready.org/ 🌐️ Email: info@accessready.org 📧️ Phone: (727) 531-1000 📱️ About: Access Ready Inc. is a certified, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The mission of Access Ready Inc., a nonprofit cross-disability rights advocacy organization, is to promote a policy of accessibility benefiting all people regardless of ability across information and communications technology utilized for two way communications. The purpose of Access Ready Inc. is to educate the public and private sectors of the importance of accessible information and communications technology to the future of all people regardless of ability. To support this education by developing initiatives that promote policies that ensure the creation and maintenance of accessible technologies utilized for two way communications at all levels which allow for easy use by people with the widest range of abilities possible. To develop employment and business opportunities for people with disabilities that support its educational activities in the field of information and communications technology and related areas. To provide consulting and educational services to buyers, developers, and users of information and communications technology that promotes its highest and best use in society. To promote the concept of a technologically accessible society which fosters: Freedom of expression, speech, and worship. Sponsor: APH ConnectCenter➜ Classified Advertisement: Prepare For Your Future Today With The All-New APH ConnectCenter's Job Seekers Toolkit!The APH ConnectCenter and NSITE have partnered to update the Job Seeker's Toolkit, an accessible, self-paced, free online training course. The Toolkit includes five sections covering self-awareness, career exploration tools, the preliminary employment process, the interview, and maintaining employment. We are bringing the Job Seeker's Toolkit to a larger audience and in a Learning Management System format for today's learners, at no cost. Visit APHCareerConnect.org to get started with the Job Seekers Toolkit today at:
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