Access Information News for Monday, July 31, 2023 - Volume 921The 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: 10,323 Opt-In Subscribers were sent this issue via email. 28 Premium Subscribers were sent this issue via email. This Week's Featured Advertisement: Access Ready Announces Community, Independence And Safety Through My Friendly EyesIntroducing the patent pending, revolutionary, My Friendly Eyes (MFE) App and Service. MFE is the personal assistance smartphone application designed to provide community, safety, and independence for individuals with intellectual, developmental, and sensory disabilities. MFE transcends the capabilities of traditional mobile assistance software by focusing on the unique bond between those who need assistance and the caregivers who know them best. 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How Do I Take Photos And Videos As A Blind Person? | Blind Girl BlogsHello everyone, it's Siobhan here, and today I want to share with you all a glimpse into my world as a blind person who loves photography and videography. Often, people ask me how I manage to take photos and videos without sight, and while some responses can be hurtful or dismissive, I believe that educating and understanding each other is the key to a more inclusive society: B.) PSA: You Might Be Eligible for a Free Smart Thermostat | How To GeekDid you know? Many power companies hand out smart thermostats for free: C.) Meet 'Annie', World's 1st Self-Learning Braille Device That Also Acts as a Personal TutorSanskriti Dawle, Aman Srivastava, Dilip Ramesh and Saif Shaikh started Thinkerbell Labs. Its flagship product, Annie is a self-learning braille device which acts as a personal tutor with audio-guided lessons, available in multiple regional languages: D.) Scientists Discover Natural Repair Process That Fixes Damaged Hearing CellsUniversity of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have discovered how the cells that let us hear can repair themselves after being damaged. That important insight could benefit efforts to develop new and better ways to treat and prevent hearing loss: E.) 508 and WCAG: What's The Difference? | BrailleworksAre you confused about the difference between Section 508 and WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)? You're not alone. Many people think these terms are interchangeable, but they're actually different. Let's dive in and untangle the world of Section 508 and WCAG: 2) Sponsorship Packages Currently AvailableAre you an access-based person, business or organization whose products, services or message would benefit from reaching over 29,000 access information subscribers each week? If so, please consider becoming a Sponsor today for just $100 a month, paid either quarterly or annually. 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"I've talked to sighted software developers, and they've said, "I'm sorry, but software development is just something a blind person cannot do," says Cha, a Ph.D. student studying informatics at UC Irvine. Watch developer Saqib Sheikh prove otherwise in this conference presentation: 8) NASA is Launching a New Free Streaming Service Called NASA+NASA has announced it is launching a new live TV streaming service called NASA+. This new service will replace NASA's older free stream with new content, a fresh look, and its first on-demand streaming selection: 9) New App Could Help Blind And Low-Vision People Navigate Subway StationsA new trip-planning app has shown encouraging results in improving navigation inside subway stations, according to a study published in IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine, promising the possibility of easier commutes for people who are blind and low-vision. Designed by researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering and NYU Grossman School of Medicine, Commute Booster routes public-transportation users through the "middle mile" — the part of a journey inside subway stations or other similar transit hubs — in addition to the "first" and "last" miles that bring travelers to and from those hubs: 10) CVS Rolls Out Collection Of Accessible ProductsCVS is introducing a new line of tweezers, nail clippers and other self-care tools designed to be easier for people with disabilities to use: 11) Johns Hopkins Joins Forces With Rebokeh To Enhance Low Vision Assistive Technologies | Assistive Technology BlogReBokeh, an assistive technology startup, has partnered with Johns Hopkins University's Disability Health Research Center (JHDHRC) to create Low Vision Connect, a digital community platform. The collaboration between ReBokeh and JHDHRC aims to improve the lives of individuals with low vision by facilitating authentic connections based on personal experiences. The platform is intended to address social isolation within the low-vision community and provide a space for people to share their lived experiences, find support, and build lasting relationships: 12) United Becomes First U.S. Airline to Add Braille to Aircraft Cabin InteriorsNew tactile signage will help people with visual disabilities better identify row numbers, seat assignments and lavatory locations independently. First Braille-equipped aircraft now flying and the airline expects to outfit entire mainline fleet by 2026: 13) Libro.fm Helps Local Bookshops to Provide Audiobook Access to Readers/Listeners | Good eReaderBookshops are now partnering with Libro.fm to offer audiobooks to their customers. These audiobooks will be available both individually and through credit models to give these stores an edge amidst the competition. Libro.fm is a social purpose corporation that allows readers/listeners to access their favorite audiobooks through local bookstores. With their services, the company aims to leverage the local economy and offer jobs while making a difference in the community: 14) ADA Anniversary 2023: Celebrating an Accessible World | APHThirty-two years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. The ADA protects against discrimination against people with disabilities in public spaces, including the workforce and higher education. This act has helped many persons with disabilities gain access to experiences and opportunities that were once unobtainable due to unjust barriers. This monumental act means a lot for millions of Americans, and even though it has been over three decades since its enactment, the ADA is still as impactful as ever: 15) Senator Markey, Representative Eshoo Reintroduce CVTA To Make Communication Technologies Accessible For Americans With DisabilitiesOn eve of ADA anniversary, lawmakers propose legislation to update technology accessibility regulations to ensure full and equal participation for people with disabilities in the digital age: 16) Justice Department Advances Proposed Rule to Strengthen Web and Mobile App Access for People with DisabilitiesThe Justice Department sent to the Federal Register for publication a notice of proposed rule-making under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that aims to improve web and mobile applications (apps) access for people with disabilities and clarify how public entities — primarily state and local governments — can meet their existing ADA obligations as many of their activities shift online: 17) Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta Delivers Remarks on the Web Accessibility Notice of Proposed RulemakingThank you, Neera. I am thrilled to be with you to announce that the Justice Department has sent to the Federal Register for publication a notice of proposed rulemaking under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): 18) 2023 Accessible Credit Reports Press Release | Law Office of Lainey FeingoldThis is a press release. It announces that blind people can get free credit reports in braille, large print or audio formats. These reports are also accessible online through the Annual Credit Report website. The three nationwide credit reporting agencies worked with the American Council of the Blind on this initiative. They worked together using a strategy called as Structured Negotiation. The telephone number to receive reports in braille, large print or audio formats is (877) 322-8228 📱️: 19) SCOTUS Might Not Rule on the Standing of ADA Title III Testers After AllThe Plaintiff in Acheson v. Laufer dismisses her lawsuit with prejudice and asks SCOTUS to dismiss its pending review based on mootness: 20) What It Takes To Avoid An Ada Lawsuit, 33rd-Anniversary Edition | DequeWith the number of digital accessibility lawsuits in 2023 on the rise, it begs the question, “Do I really need to consider the needs of 1 in 4 Americans when it comes to their ability to do business with me?” The increasing litigation says yes. Let's take a look at how you can minimize your exposure to a lawsuit while providing a great experience for all your customers through proven best practices for digital accessibility feedback management: 21) New EEOC Resource Answers Employer Questions About ADA and Visual Disabilities in the WorkplaceThe U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released an updated technical assistance document detailing how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) covers job applicants and employees with visual disabilities: 22) Reddit Is Testing Its Own Verification Mark And New Accessibility Features | TechCrunchReddit has outlined its roadmap to roll out accessibility features on its own apps. The company said that parts of the service, such as the left navigation menu, profile drawer, bottom tab bar (which includes buttons for creating a post, Chat and Inbox) Community page, post detail page and Home & Popular feeds will be compatible with screen readers next month: 23) National Institutes of Health (NIH) RADx Tech Publishes Comprehensive Best Practices for the Design of Accessible COVID-19 Home Tests | U.S. Access BoardAvailable now and hosted by the U.S. Access Board, the Best Practices for the Design of Accessible COVID-19 Home Tests document aims to ensure that more people can access and use COVID-19 home tests, including those who have no vision or low vision, have a reduced range of dexterity or motor skills, and are aging: 24) The Visually Impaired Performer Who Fought To Stand In The Spotlight | YouTubeArtist and educator Claire Teo may be visually impaired, but she won't let it stand in the way of a career in performing: 25) Sight Village Central 2023: My Experience | Tim DixonThis week I attended my first Sight Village Central 2023 in Birmingham, UK and had a fantastic time meeting many people, some I have engaged with online for many years. Sight Village Central is an exhibition featuring organizations providing services and products to support the blind and low vision community. You can find out more about Sight Village Central on the Queen Alexander College website: 26) 7 Things Disabled People Have To Think About Every Day | Forbes: Subscription RequiredHaving a disability is tiring. Every day you have to plan for things that other people just don't have to. Most "disability awareness" content, for Disability Pride Month and other occasions, tends to emphasize disabled peoples' capabilities and resilience, while avoiding anything that suggests pity or inherent hardship. There are solid reasons for this. It's important to counteract the low expectations for disabled people that drive much of disability discrimination. Many disabled themselves want very much to project positivity, to the broader community and themselves as well. And it's hard to figure out how to talk about the real barriers disabled people face, without sounding self-pitying or pleading: 27) How To Create a Sensory Corner | WonderBabyIt wasn't until I had my second child that I truly understood each child's specific needs when it comes to sensory stimulation. With personalities that couldn't be more opposite, one of my kids needed activities to calm themselves, the other to help bring their sensory stimulation to life: 28) Enhancing PDF Accessibility: Implementing Alternate Text | The Accessibility GuyIn the rapidly evolving digital era, the need for accessibility in all forms of content, including PDFs, is increasingly crucial. To bridge the accessibility gap, setting alternate text within a PDF is a method that cannot be overlooked. This blog post provides a step-by-step guide to this process: 29) What Is The Web Accessibility Initiative? What's Its Purpose, & What Does It Do? | Sam Graves | AllyantThe Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) is a W3C initiative that develops standards and other support materials to help people better understand and implement accessibility. The WAI was launched by the W3C, with help from the White House, in 1997. The WAI is made up of people from disability organizations, governments, and research labs throughout the world. The WAI's goal is "to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities," including users with auditory, cognitive, physical, speech, and visual impairments: 30) Dexcom Will Release a CGM Just for Type 2 DiabetesDexcom has announced a big step in its campaign to bring continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology to everyone with diabetes. Next year, the business will release a new sensor designed for people with type 2 diabetes who do not require insulin: 31) For UK Subscribers Superdrug Launches New Accessibility Features To Make Online Shopping More InclusiveSuperdrug has launched a range of personalized accessibility features on its website to make it more inclusive and accessible for disabled customers. According to the Top250 retailer, the technology will allow customers to navigate its website “with ease” and provide a “customizable and personalized shopping experience”, following research that 70% of 14 million people registered as disabled in the UK abandon their online shopping cart due to inaccessibility: 32) How To Make Your Online Job Portal More Accessible | Accessibility.comOnline job portals are often the central hub of company hiring activities. They're where prospective candidates get to know an organization, view available jobs, and submit applications. But these portals should be designed to serve everyone, including applicants with disabilities. Roughly 27% of adults in the United States have a disability, representing a significant part of the workforce. But many career websites aren't built with this group in mind, creating hurdles that limit their access and participation. By doing so, businesses miss out on a vast pool of potential talent, which is a loss in itself. On top of that, these accessibility issues could also lead to legal complications under laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Therefore, ensuring that your online job portal is accessible to all isn't just an astute idea — it's a legal necessity: 33) Why Myopia Is Becoming Increasingly Common Among Kids And Adults | NPRNPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks to Dr. David Epley about the rise of myopia and the reasons why, especially among children: 34) 'It Brought Me Alive': Beep Baseball Offers A Whole New Ballgame To The Blind, Visually Impaired | ABC13 NewsBeep baseball is an adapted version of America's pastime. A run is scored when a blind or visually impaired hitter reaches the buzzing base before one of the six defensive players can corral the beeping ball off the bat. "When I finally got into it, it brought me alive," Houston Hurricanes player John Marquez said. "Sports is what did it. I play beep ball now for the Houston team:" 35) U.S. Finds AZ Prisons Discriminate Against Blind And Partially Sighted InmatesFederal investigators say Arizona's prison system illegally discriminates against inmates who are blind or partially sighted. The state Corrections director said his administration first learned of the federal review that went on for more than two years about two weeks ago: 36) These Old Commercials Are Grrreat!The Internet Archive is a great place to find all kinds of old media that is either in the public domain or is available for use through Creative Commons licensing. The Internet Archive's Classic T.V. Commercials collection contains more than 29,000 old commercials dating back to the 1950s! They're all available to view online and most are available to download as MP4 files. 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