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Looking at the three major front runners for President in 2024, which has the best understanding of the digital divide and how it affects people with disabilities? Questionnaires and invitations to candidates have not really yielded good answers. Not since the 2008 Presidential debates has there been a question related to disability. So how do we reach them to inform voters with disabilities who is best suited to represent their concerns? An advocacy point to be considered. Of course various organizations will offer questionnaires and invitations to candidate forums with the same canned staff created responses. Exit polls have never asked voters a disability question, so we may not even know the turnout of voters with disabilities in 2024. This is another point of advocacy. With the disability population surpassing eighty million Americans now, this constituency deserves better from our leaders and we will keep seeking a way to engage them to gather a better understanding. 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Today, many people with visual impairment live independent lives and enter a variety of occupations, including broadcasting. Thanks to technologies like screen-reading software, most internet websites are accessible. And a growing number of movies and television programs now have audio descriptions. So what role does radio play in a world in which blind people have so many information and entertainment choices? B.) Introducing Beyond Barriers, Our New Accessibility Travel Column | Conde Nast TravelerTelevision host and travel writer Sophie Morgan will cover the latest news, hotels, restaurants, destinations, and tech, helping disabled travelers feel safe, secure, and inspired to travel the world: C.) Echolocation Mastery Activates The Visual Cortex In Blind Individuals | BigThink.comHumans are capable of using sound to navigate the environment in a process called echolocation. In blind people, the visual cortex can adapt its function to process non-visual information. A recent study examined how a brain region called the occipital place area factors into this process: D.) Pop-up Ads Create Accessibility Issues — Here's How to Use Them Effectively | Accessibility.comYou are scrolling through your social media feed and stumble upon an interesting article. You click on the link to learn one. Before you can scroll to the second paragraph, a pop-up ad covers your screen. Its appearance is unexpected, the bright colors or video auto-play make it difficult to look at your phone, and the close button is hard to find. By the time you click away from the pop-up, your enthusiasm for the article has declined. For people without disabilities, pop-ups are usually considered an annoyance. For web users with disabilities, these pop-ups can limit their access to important information. However, many companies highlight the value of pop-up ads for revenue and conversion purposes. You can still keep using these ads, but first, you need to make some tweaks. Here's what you need to know from an accessibility standpoint: E.) 7 Museums, Gardens, And Performance Venues Making Art More Accessible To All | RoadTrippers.comDecades after the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed in 1990, there's still a lot of progress to be made in making businesses, cultural institutions, and public spaces truly accessible for everyone. But every new technological advancement and thoughtful initiative allows more and more people to engage with the arts in new ways. From glasses designed to correct for color blindness, tactile displays, and braille signage, to improved wheelchair accessibility, here are seven places in the U.S. that are making experiences and environments more welcoming and comfortable to all visitors: 3) Sponsorship Package UpdatesAre you an access-based person, business or organization whose products, services or message would benefit from reaching over 15,000 access professionals each week? 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Now His Neuralink Has Been Cleared For Human Trials.The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared the first clinical trials of devices made by Elon Musk's brain-implant firm Neuralink. Founded in 2016, Neuralink has sought FDA's nod since 2019, performing brain implants only in animals till now. The company hopes its technology will help treat paralysis and blindness in humans: 9) Meet Blind Social Media Influencer Lucy Edwards | Motto: "Blind, Not Broken" | VogueSocial media sensation Lucy Edwards pens a personal essay for British Vogue on the power of her blindness: 10) NSITE Launches New Blog: Are You Really Ready For A Differently-Abled Employee On Your Team?Welcome to NSITEful! This new space is an area to discuss, dissect, and share the ideas and efforts impacting the blind and low vision communities; comment on current events; and announce new initiatives in the DEIA space. As the Executive Director of NSITE, I wanted a place where my team and I can share critical updates not just on our own work, but amplify others working in this area and our thoughts on their work. At launch, it felt right to start with one of the pillars of our work that feels urgent to us: accessibility. The proliferation of technology in this area coupled with the growing awareness of what accessibility is and requires feels like a spark about to burst into flame. How to address and improve accessibility is a topic we cover a lot in our day-to-day work as a team: 11) Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired Announces Podcasts Now Available By Phone | Kirby Lindgren | Director of Professional OutreachI'm delighted to share with you that we have a new way to enjoy our Hadley podcasts, Hadley Presents and Insights & Sound Bites. Just give a call. They' re on the phone! I love being able to share all that our podcasts have to offer to those who may not be online. So, the number to call, and share with anyone who you think may enjoy listening to our podcasts this way, is (847) 558-1317 📱️. Exciting, right? 12) Brain And Spine Implants Enabled A Paralyzed Man To Climb Stairs And Walk On Rough Terrain, Study Shows | NBC NewsA video shows how the technology translates thoughts from the brain into electrical signals that trigger movement: 13) EPUB 3.3 Becomes A W3C RecommendationA.) https://www.w3.org/2023/05/pressrelease-epub33-rec.html.en 14) 5 Products And Features That Are Making The Digital World More Accessible | Google BlogHere are 5 product and feature updates built by and for people with disabilities: 15) Five Screen Reader Accessibility Tests Your QA Team Should Do | TPGiIf your company is working on improving the accessibility of the website for people with disabilities, ensuring your content is accessible to screen reader users will be one of the focuses. As you and your team are busy making changes to your website, software and other digital assets to ensure they're accessible, you will likely have a lot of questions. This post aims to demystify the accessibility screen reader compatibility testing process and show you how screen reader testing can reveal your successes and where your site still contains accessibility barriers: 16) Rishi Sunak Alt Text Tweet Criticized For Misusing Accessibility Feature | BBC NewsPublisher (Di Blasi): There is a saying in the media industry that you've probably heard before: "tone-deaf." This saying has nothing to do with not being able to hear actual audio frequencies. It instead refers to one's inability to "read the room," if you will. It is often used to refer to someone that attempts to be knowledgeable in a particular area, only to come across to that audience as completely unknowledgeable in said area. Yes. I think this fits that description to a tee. 17) Empowering The Visually Impaired: Thinkerbell Labs' Journey Towards Inclusive EducationWith its flagship product Annie, Thinkerbell Labs, an alumnus of the JioGenNext, ensures that visually impaired students have access to high-quality Braille education, irrespective of their geographical location or socio-economic background: 18) Global Accessibility Anger Day | Eric BaileyFor each and every Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD) post a company puts out today, ask: 19) Accessibility Should Be A Cybersecurity Priority, Says UK NCSCCybersecurity training, controls, and requirements that are inaccessible, especially to those with disabilities, can make businesses less secure and more vulnerable to risky behaviour: 20) Nothing About Us Without Us: Improving Digital Accessibility For Museum Visitors | Museum NextRyan Dodge outlines how a headline exhibition at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum gained a new lease on life. The exhibition was also made more accessible through a digitally immersive experience that was tested with disability communities: 21) The Key to Aligning Accessibility with Feature Releases | Level AccessDigital product management is a balancing act between meeting the needs of users and navigating pressure to deliver new features on time and on budget. Digital accessibility spans across this divide. To serve the broadest possible user base and maximize revenue, product teams need to prioritize accessibility. But too often, product teams only address accessibility after new features are built. This reactive approach takes more effort, drains development hours, and delays features for all users: 22) Accessibility Features — What's New in Max: 10 Key Changes as HBO Max Relaunches With Discovery Content, Enhanced Features | VarietyAt launch, Max will feature 6,500 hours of audio descriptive content. That now includes shows lifestyle brands like Magnolia, TLC, and HGTV as well as the HBO and Max originals. In addition, at launch, Max will support screen reader technology on the web, Roku, Vizio, LG, Samsung, Xbox, PlayStation 5, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android Mobile, Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, DirecTV, Comcast and Cox: 23) For The Blind And Visually Impaired, The Return Of Rental Scooters And Bikes To Dallas Draws GroansEnvision Dallas, which provides services for the visually impaired, asks riders to park rental bikes and scooters correctly so they won't be obstacles on sidewalks: 24) Sonification Makes Astronomy More Inclusive And Helps Scientists Fine-Tune Celestial ObservationsAstronomy is such a visual profession, made relevant and inspiring by the luminescent images created from powerful telescopes like the Webb and Hubble — our eyes on the universe. But not everyone sees it that way: 25) 'I Always Felt Like The Gym Wasn't Accessible' — The Struggles Blind People Face To Stay ActiveBlind and partially sighted people are "twice as likely" to be inactive compared to the UK population, according to new data. The research, from the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) and British Blind Sport, shows that almost half (48%) of blind people surveyed reported barriers to trying new sports and activities: 26) Mobile Carriers Urged To Improve Accessible Phone Plans For Deaf And Blind CanadiansThose who communicate through sign language are dependent on video communication, which means they require larger data packages: 27) No Cellphone? No Problem! The Vintage Radio Enthusiasts Prepping For Disaster | The GuardianHam radio users, from teenagers to eightysomethings, are ready to communicate in the next crisis — be it a wildfire, pandemic or 'the big one:' 28) Reading a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) or Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) | Equal EntryProcurement officers and employees responsible for purchasing products for a company may request an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) based on the ITI Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT). The reason why these reports are needed is that organizations want to purchase the most accessible version of a product to ensure it will work for people with disabilities. The VPAT or ACR is the tool to understand whether a product has evaluated and improved access for people with disabilities: 29) Are Electric Vehicles Too Quiet? | ABC News Australia | YouTubeThe sharp rise in EV uptake is prompting calls from the low-vision community to fit the vehicles with noise-emitting devices called acoustic vehicle alert systems (AVAS), so pedestrians can hear them coming at low speeds: 30) Ford To Keep AM Radio In Cars After Pressure From Lawmakers | TechCrunchFord has reversed its decision to build new vehicles without AM radio after pressure from lawmakers: 31) Audible Plus Vs. Premium PlusWith a US market share of 63.4% (as of 2022), Amazon Audiobook is quite popular among users. It allows users to access several podcasts, audiobooks, and classics. As for their subscription plans, earlier, you needed to pay $14.95 monthly as a subscription fee and receive one credit. For two credits, you needed to pay a bit more. However, now there are two different subscription plans available: Audible Plus and Premium Plus. What's the difference between the two? Let's find out: 32) Federal, State Law Permit Disability Discrimination In Wisconsin Voucher SchoolsThe state Department of Public Instruction says it has no legal authority to force private taxpayer-funded schools to accommodate students with disabilities: 33) Advocates: Government Is Failing Residents on Accessibility | GovTech.comLike many parents, Baltimore-area resident Tony Stephens wants to know how his kids are doing in school. But unlike most of his peers, checking on his son's grades isn't as simple as logging onto a website. Stephens was born legally blind and lost the remainder of his sight in his teenage years. As the father of two sighted boys, he uses screen-reading software to access the web. However, it doesn't work if he encounters a website that wasn't programmed to be compatible with assistive technology: 34) Federal CIO Says IDEA Act Guidance Coming This SummerClare Martorana discussed the challenge of building out specific steps to get government agency websites to adopt common standards: 35) American Printing House For The Blind Breaks Ground On New Museum | WLKY NewsLeaders from the American Printing House for the Blind broke ground on a new $55 million construction project Monday, May 22, 2023. The organization is renovating its entire campus, which includes creating a brand new museum called "The Dot Experience" in the process: 36) Disabled Woman Forced To Sleep In Hotel Dining Area 'After Booked Room Was Unavailable' | The GuardianKat Watkins, who requires a ventilator at night, said she is suffering from severe back pain after a night at Travelodge in Hounslow: 37) People With Disabilities Aren't Often Seen In Stock Photos. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Is Changing That | NPRA man with a prosthetic leg hooks up a portable generator, the yellow cord stretching a safe distance from his house. A woman with a walker shines a flashlight in a dark kitchen. A guy wearing a hearing aid changes his smoke alarm batteries. These are some of the new stock images recently released by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the government agency that focuses on accident prevention and has amused the internet for years with its public safety awareness memes on Twitter: 38) Mastercard Rolls Out Its First Inclusive Credit Card For Visually Impaired Consumers In The U.S.A new-to-market credit card from Citizens will feature a notch meant to signify the type of card: 39) 5 Book Recommendations To Help Drive Accessibility Adoption And Strategy | Phil Daquila | DequeThese books helped us help our coaching crews, and they may help you: 40) Airbnb Highlights Ongoing Innovation Towards 'Making Travel More Accessible' For All | Forbes: Subscription RequiredTo celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day last week, Airbnb published a blog post in which the San Francisco-based company shared updates on how it's making lodging more accessible and inclusive. 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