An incredible story unfolds as individuals attempt to exploit the Paralympics, presenting as disabled to gain a competitive edge. Insights into the ramifications of deceit in competitive sports highlight the importance of integrity and fairness.
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The Trump administration's cuts to the Office for Civil Rights have hindered its ability to investigate a record number of complaints, many involving disability discrimination in education.
Milwaukee spent $300,000 in federal funds to make homes accessible for people with disabilities, but most of the homes were ultimately sold to buyers without mobility challenges, sparking scrutiny.
In this engaging episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan sits down with Robert (Rob) Lattanzio, Executive Director of ARCH Disability Law Centre, for a candid conversation about how durable partnerships between community advocates and lawyers are built on trust, shared values, and a relentless commitment to disability rights. Rob traces ARCH's roots as a Legal Aid, funded, test-case poverty law clinic founded in 1979/1980, now in its 45th year, explaining its unique mandate: systemic litigation, law reform and rights education grounded in lived experience, alongside direct legal services and free, confidential advice for Ontarians with disabilities. He and Donna unpack ARCH's holistic approach to choosing test cases, the importance of long-standing community relationships, and how a provincial mandate can yield national impact.
Here Dr. Kirk Adams spotlights Ken Brandt, a global IT and cybersecurity leader turned author, whose memoir 'Positive Vision' shows how reframing constraints can fuel performance. Drawing on Brandt's "advantages of poor eyesight" lens (like calmer public speaking and practical "menu tactics"), Adams translates story into system: embed inclusive meeting norms, simplify decision paths with clear defaults, and treat access as non-optional. He connects these behaviors to measurable returns through his own Apex Program work and NICE-aligned pathways, showing how accessible design, mentoring, and practicums move overlooked talent to billable roles faster and at lower cost.
In this episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan welcomes Elections Canada changemaker Paul Jorgenson for a candid look at how accessibility is woven into Canada's federal elections. The two revisit their first collaboration at the 2019 coast-to-coast disability town halls and unpack why Elections Canada grounds its services in lived experience, from Canadians with disabilities to Indigenous communities, youth, newcomers, and electors experiencing homelessness. Jorgenson explains his remit as Assistant Director for Stakeholder Mobilization, a role that is busiest between elections as his team builds partnerships, runs consultations, audits programs, and keeps the agency ready to deliver whenever a vote is called.
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In this illuminating episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan welcomes Sonia Gangopadhyay, who leads the Canadian Transportation Agency's Center of Expertise for Accessible Transportation, to unpack how the CTA protects the right to accessible travel across federally regulated modes, from airlines and interprovincial buses to terminals and screening/border services. Sonia traces the agency's evolution from early railway oversight to today's regulations and tribunal decisions (including One Person, One Fare and mobility-aid coverage), explaining how rules, guidance, and codes become enforceable obligations. She lifts the curtain on her team's day-to-day, running the accessibility helpline, building training resources, collaborating with ICAO/IATA, and supporting regulatory development, then details “on the ground” compliance: designated enforcement officers, inspections across modes, investigations when violations occur, and administrative monetary penalties up to $250,000, alongside a new program that shadows travelers with disabilities to observe real trips end-to-end.
Ophthalmologist Dr. John Shepherd joins us to talk about the connection between vision loss and depression, what signs to look for, and how to get the support you need.
Here Donna Jodhan urges a shift from box-checking accessibility to building real career pathways that leverage the talent, passion, and adaptability of persons with disabilities, framing this as market expansion and innovation rather than charity; she spotlights "hidden" opportunities such as cybersecurity, accessible travel consulting/auditing, and a range of remote e-commerce roles (from product reviewing and customer support to fulfillment coordination and accessibility testing), and calls on schools, employers, training providers, and policymakers to actively surface and support these routes, closing with a vivid collage concept of diverse professionals gathered around a "Career Path" tree to underscore that the world isn't short on opportunity, only vision.
This post shares a personal experience with recognizing subtle yet impactful accessibility features in everyday products. It highlights the importance of acknowledging these integrations, from tactile indicators on products to safety features in public spaces, urging readers to celebrate such design triumphs in the pursuit of an inclusive world.
Advocates are criticizing the Ontario government for continued delays in fully implementing the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Despite the law's 2025 deadline, many public spaces and services remain non-compliant, drawing backlash from disability groups across the province.
In this inspiring episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan welcomes social-justice elementary educator Velvet Lacasse for a conversation about how lived experience becomes curriculum. Lacasse traces a path shaped by her grandmother's courage, a deafblind father, and Toronto's queer activist community, roots that inform a pedagogy centered on belonging, “relationships as the curriculum,” collaborative learning, and helping children see themselves as change-makers. The two revisit Lacasse's Grade 5 class joining Donna's 2010 Charter challenge, students wrote to the Prime Minister and learned to spot real-world barriers, illustrating how authentic advocacy builds critical thinking and voice.
At Paramount Englewood in Indianapolis, strict disciplinary practices have led to repeated suspensions for students like Levent, who has ADHD, raising concerns about how rigid rules can disproportionately affect students with disabilities.
Disability advocates and care providers in Pennsylvania are preparing for the consequences of Medicaid cuts, which threaten the stability of institutions like Inglis House that support residents with long-term disabilities.
A proposed revision to Wisconsin's unemployment insurance law could drastically reduce or eliminate jobless benefits for individuals receiving SSDI, prompting concerns from disability advocates and legal experts.
Disability rights organizations in Northern Ireland have flagged serious accessibility issues in public buildings, citing outdated infrastructure and non-compliance with legal standards. The groups are calling for urgent government action to address these barriers to equal access.
An incredible story unfolds as individuals attempt to exploit the Paralympics, presenting as disabled to gain a competitive edge. Insights into the ramifications of deceit in competitive sports highlight the importance of integrity and fairness.
Bricks for the Blind empowers visually impaired individuals to experience the joy of building with LEGOs, one of the most beloved toys in the world. Through innovative techniques and community support, this nonprofit fosters creativity and inclusivity for those with visual challenges.
Cardiovascular disease claimed 19.2 million lives in 2023, with rising rates of obesity and aging populations driving a global increase in deaths and disability, according to the latest Global Burden of Disease Study.
A Yale study finds self-reported cognitive disability is increasing among U.S. adults, especially those aged 18 to 39, based on CDC survey data on memory and decision-making challenges.
Experts stress the importance of structured literacy instruction and a balanced approach that combines phonics with motivation-focused strategies for students with learning disabilities like dyslexia and ADHD.
The U.S. Mint has released a new quarter featuring Stacey Park Milbern, honoring her legacy as a disability rights advocate and marking the first time a woman in a wheelchair has appeared on American currency.
Cindi Martin, a Deaf Ojibwe woman, is leading efforts to increase Indigenous ASL interpreters, highlighting cultural and linguistic needs at one of the largest interpreter conferences in the country.
An Adelaide exhibition is giving disabled artists a national platform to explore identity, inclusion, and accessibility. The event features multimedia works that reflect personal stories and societal challenges, aiming to redefine mainstream perceptions of disability in the arts.
Morgan's Inclusion Institute is training businesses and agencies in San Antonio to integrate accessibility and employment inclusion practices, continuing its mission to improve quality of life for people of all abilities.
Toronto advocacy groups are calling for urgent reforms to shelter accessibility, criticizing current conditions as inhumane. They demand a citywide audit and immediate action to ensure equitable shelter access before winter.
Greetings everyone. I am very excited to announce to you today the official launch of the PWD Media Distribution Cooperative. Why and how is it a "cooperative"? Well, that is precisely what I hope to explain in the following paragraphs. Let's open with a bit of background as to how this cooperative got started, and then I'll explain what it is, what it does, how it works, and finally, how you can reach out for consideration if you're interested.
In this wide-ranging episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan sits down with Toronto Pearson's accessibility lead, Kathy Saliba, to unpack how one airport is turning "independence, dignity, and delight" from slogans into daily practice. Sparked by Donna's 2021 feedback, Saliba traces Pearson's curb-to-cabin choreography, where airlines provide assistance but the airport orchestrates consistency, and highlights the Rick Hansen Foundation Gold certification earned after multi-year retrofits: accessible self-serve kiosks, hundreds of tactile attention indicators, more quiet spaces, and 100+ hearing loops. They spotlight people-first programs that change staff behavior (the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard, now embraced by Air Canada and WestJet) and traveler-first tools (a pivot from little-used wayfinding beacons to the Aira Explorer service, plus work to personalize Pearson's accessible app and digital maps). Training across contractors, collaborations with CATSA, and a new "travel rehearsal" program round out the playbook for reducing friction at the most stressful points of the journey.
Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania is hosting a unique dining event, "An Evening in the Shadows," to raise awareness about blindness. Attendees will experience a meal in the dark, paired with wines, while learning about vision impairment. Tickets are priced at $100 and support local services for the blind in several counties.
Funding will end for the Wisconsin Deafblind Technical Assistance Project, a program serving 170 students with multiple disabilities, prompting strong reactions from affected families.
After losing two limbs in a subway accident, Sarah de Lagarde is leveraging AI and innovative technology to promote greater accessibility, including the use of advanced prosthetics.
The USDA's decision to end funding for the long-running Food Security Supplement survey coincides with sweeping cuts to SNAP, eliminating a key tool for tracking hunger amid rising food insecurity.
Taylor Bothke, Idaho's Privacy Officer and ADA Program Manager, highlights how digital accessibility and data privacy share a unified goal of protecting individual rights as the state works toward a 2026 accessibility compliance deadline.
A new report reveals that changes at the Social Security Administration under the Trump administration are worsening financial insecurity for disabled and low-income Americans, pushing some toward homelessness and despair.
At a public memorial for Charlie Kirk, President Trump teased a major announcement claiming a breakthrough in understanding autism, with a full briefing scheduled alongside key health officials.
Severn Valley Railway has introduced an accessible heritage coach, GWR 9581, blending historical preservation with inclusive design. Supported by the SVR Charitable Trust, the coach aims to set a new accessibility standard across the heritage rail sector.
Kam Redlawsk, diagnosed with GNE Myopathy after years of misdiagnoses, draws from her personal journey to inspire others as a passionate disability activist.
A viral incident involving a delivery robot and Mark Chaney-Gay, a West Hollywood resident with cerebral palsy, has sparked debate over the safety and accessibility of autonomous devices in public spaces.
Toronto lawyer Kara Goldsmith, diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, is suing Sun Life for $500,000 after being denied long-term disability benefits. Her condition emerged during the pandemic and worsened after losing her job, prompting the contested claim.
Kallen Neki, a man with cerebral palsy, continues to wait for suitable public housing in Auckland while living in emergency accommodation that does not accommodate his wheelchair. His situation highlights systemic shortcomings in accessible housing.
Newly appointed Atlanta City Council member Carden Wyckoff, 32, is prioritizing legislation to improve accessibility across the city for residents with disabilities during her 104-day term.
Despite improved access to voting for Maricopa County residents with disabilities, some, like Sami McGinnis, still face challenges using accessible voting machines, highlighting ongoing usability issues.
Saskatchewan's Dripping Honeys, a performance group composed of artists with disabilities, showcased their work to support a new initiative improving accessibility in the arts. The project aims to empower the disabled community to explore and expand their creative potential.
Aspiring filmmaker Zackary Roeth and others with disabilities gained industry experience through Bus Stop Films' Accessible Filmmaking Program. In collaboration with TasTAFE, participants engaged in 40 weeks of immersive training, covering all facets of filmmaking from scriptwriting to sound design.
An independent review commissioned by the Victims' Commissioner found that the justice system regularly fails disabled victims due to inadequate training, lack of accessibility, and procedural delays such as interpreter shortages and inaccessible courtrooms.
Santa Monica City Council unanimously approved its first Aging and Disability Action Plan, outlining a three-year strategy to support the city's growing population of older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Proposed changes to the Social Security Administration's eligibility rules could prevent 750,000 disabled Americans, particularly older workers, from receiving disability benefits.
After surviving a gunshot injury that left her paralyzed, Chasity Miles-Anderson transformed her life through advocacy, using her platform as Miss Wheelchair South Carolina to promote universal accessibility.
Nearly 23,000 federal civil rights complaints were filed against schools in 2024, with 8,400 alleging disability discrimination, as efforts to enforce educational rights face setbacks under the Trump administration.
Iconic+, a production by the National Access Arts Centre's professional dance ensemble, reimagines accessibility in the performing arts by centering disabled artists and integrating accessible design from the outset. The performance explores identity and artistic expression, asking what it means to be one's most iconic self.
Here, Ed Henkler focuses on the caregiver's parallel journey when a loved one loses vision, emphasizing patience, empathy, and self-care while balancing help with empowerment. He maps the emotional terrain, listening without judgment, validating grief, and building the caregiver's own support network, then offers practical steps to foster independence: adapt the home (brighter non-glare lighting, stronger contrast, decluttering and consistent placement), learn sighted-guide technique, communicate precisely and person-first (identify yourself, give specific directions, redirect conversations to the person with vision loss), and explore assistive technology together. He points caregivers to resources such as Family Caregiver Alliance and APH ConnectCenter's VisionAware. As part two of a series inspired by his experience with his mom, the piece underscores that caregiving is a shared journey in which relationships can grow stronger when both parties adapt, and when caregivers extend patience not only to their loved one, but to themselves.
The Totally Tactile exhibition at the Nature in Art Museum in Gloucester invites visitors to engage with art through touch and sound, making it more inclusive for those who are blind or partially sighted. The initiative includes the use of blindfolds and audio guides for sighted visitors, allowing a shared sensory experience with 1,150 objects on display.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies for allegedly violating the ADA by discriminating against passengers with disabilities. This development offers a cautious sense of optimism regarding the administration's commitment to disability rights, despite previous threats to reduce enforcement of these regulations.
Here, Ed Henkler explains that while vision loss is daunting, it's possible to adapt and thrive by acknowledging the emotional impact, seeking peer and professional support, and embracing structured vision rehabilitation, including Orientation & Mobility, adaptive techniques for daily living, and assistive tech. He notes that routine checkups and lifestyle changes may help delay loss, but when it occurs, practical tools like screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver), apps (Be My Eyes, Seeing AI), and adaptive kitchen aids can restore independence. He highlights resources such as the American Foundation for the Blind, National Federation of the Blind, and APH's VisionAware, and frames the article as the first in a two-part series (the next for caregivers, inspired by his and his mother's journey). The message: redefine "normal," leverage training, technology, and community, and build a fulfilling life that's not limited by changing sight.
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In this monthly virtual campfire, AwareWolf Gear brings together the blind and low-vision community for real trail stories, open Q&A, and practical insights with Sedona Dave and Bari Azman, fostering connection and accessible adventure for all.
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In this webinar from TPGi, David Sloan, Chief Accessibility Officer at Vispero, and Isabel Holdsworth, Senior Accessibility Engineer and JAWS user, demonstrate how AT user flow testing complements technical accessibility evaluations. They share strategies for integrating usability insights into fast-paced development cycles, uncovering business-critical issues, and validating accessibility remediation through real-world assistive technology user experiences.
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This session covers the basics of manual testing techniques that form the foundation of a web accessibility evaluation. Learn to verify color contrast ratios, conduct keyboard accessibility analysis, and assess reflow and responsive design. Tools like WAVE and axe will be demonstrated.
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In this hands-on webinar, participants will explore how ChatGPT can enhance efficiency with JAWS, ZoomText, and Fusion by drafting emails, summarizing documents, tailoring content, and organizing data. Ideal for those new to AI, the session explains how ChatGPT works, outlines its versions, and demonstrates how to integrate it into daily workflows.
Ready for a Transformative Journey into Digital Accessibility? Embark on a transformational journey by participating in the 2025 M-Enabling Summit, where we will delve into "Digital Accessibility Innovation — A Deep Dive into Next-Generation User Experiences" from the perspective of the latest tech trends for organizational inclusion. Gain insights and network discussions with business executives, disability advocates, developers, and policy experts across various sectors, including private, public, nonprofit, and education. A key feature of the Summit is the Accessibility Professionals Forum, which will focus on accessibility within organizations at the intersection of physical and digital environments. Unable to make it to Washington, D.C.? No worries! You can still be part of the Summit by joining us online. Access a curated selection of streamed sessions, interact with leading industry experts through our app, or catch up with post-event recordings.
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Techniques for navigating PowerPoint with JAWS, including editing text within slides and constructing presentations. Designed for both new and experienced JAWS users.
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In this two-day, expert-led online program from WebAIM, participants will learn essential and advanced web accessibility practices to ensure compliance with international guidelines and legal requirements. Designed for developers, designers, and accessibility professionals, the training covers WCAG principles, assistive technology use, inclusive design for various disabilities, evaluation techniques, and offers a complimentary document accessibility course.
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Learn the basics of structuring PowerPoint for accessibility, adding alternate text (especially for complex images like flowcharts), and best practices for screen reader compatibility.
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In this monthly career webinar from The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., job seekers who are blind, low vision, DeafBlind, or blind with other disabilities will explore how platforms like EdX and Udemy can help close skill gaps and earn certifications across industries. Topics include writing, communication, interpersonal development, artificial intelligence, marketing, and project management.
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In this exclusive webinar, Vispero and HumanWare showcase how Monarch and JAWS together unlock new possibilities for multiline and split braille, enhancing education, productivity, and independence. The session highlights intuitive navigation with multiline cursor routing and the seamless integration between JAWS and Monarch for braille users at every level.
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Explore JAWS help tools such as Keyboard Help, Screen Sensitive Help, and other resources for beginners. Interactive session with Q&A.
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Focused on desktop screen reader testing using JAWS and NVDA with Chrome on Windows 11. Covers navigation, form labeling, error handling, and accessibility barriers. Mapped to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
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Covers mobile testing challenges, including use of VoiceOver (iOS) and TalkBack (Android). Learn gestures, navigation, testing touch targets, and reflow issues.
Led by Paralympian and accessibility trailblazer Mike May, the Blind Travel Summit at the Texas School for the Blind in Austin features interactive, solutions-focused sessions designed to foster real connection among blind travelers, tech users, and advocates. Each session combines concise presentations with facilitated discussions to co-create better travel solutions.
Doppler Labs offers audiologist-grade hearing aids and a patented at-home fitting platform designed to deliver fast, accessible hearing care at scale. The Netcapital raise aims to fund expansion, production, and a nonprofit arm targeting underserved regions, with clinical trials completed and pricing locked in for sustainable impact and global reach.
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The International Neurology Conference 2025 is a flagship hybrid event hosted by PubScholars Group on November 15-16, 2025, at the Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando (5800 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL) and streamed online.
The conference explores "Mind-Brain Connection: Understanding Neuroscience through Mental Health," aiming to integrate cutting-edge science with clinical relevance. Who Should Attend: Neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuroscientists, psychologists, rehabilitation professionals, engineers, industry leaders, students, and allied health practitioners. Important Dates & times: Abstract Submission Deadline: September 15, 2025. Registration Deadline: September 30, 2025. Event Timing: November 15, 2025 (8 AM start) - November 16, 2025 (6 PM close). Format: Hybrid Event (In-person & Virtual.) Contact Person: Richard A. Email: info@pubscholars.org 📧️. Phone: +91 7042134266 📱️. Venue: Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando, 5800 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA.
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Presentation on OCR technology for the visually impaired. Open to all participants; TVIs can earn ACVREP continuing education credit.
Sight Tech Global returns for its sixth year as a free, virtual conference spotlighting how AI and emerging technologies are reshaping assistive tech and accessibility worldwide. Featuring expert panels, demos, and discussions with leaders from Google, Meta, and Microsoft, the conference explores innovations that empower independence and drive digital equity.
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In this in-person showcase hosted by Helen Keller Services, assistive technology vendors, innovators, and users come together for a day of interactive demonstrations, in-depth discussions, and community connection focused on advancing access and independence for the blind, DeafBlind, and low vision communities.
Help Access Ready, Inc. support people with disabilities after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Based in Saint Petersburg, Florida, Access Ready is committed to providing adaptive equipment, restoring independence and dignity to those affected. Many lost vital devices that help them communicate, work, and live independently.
Donations will go toward repairing or replacing this equipment, ensuring people can regain normalcy after the disaster. Every contribution directly aids recovery efforts.
Since 2018, Access Ready has promoted accessible technology, led by CEO Douglas George Towne.
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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.
Freedom from fear, ignorance, and want.
Freedom from dishonesty, exclusion, and immorality.
Freedom of aspiration, invention, and inclusion.
As the United States finishes celebrating Independence Day, regular attendees of the summer blindness conventions will prepare to begin activities centered around independence for people who are blind or visually impaired. IN light of this, we at Pneuma Solutions are lighting our own fireworks over a very unique and never-before-seen level of independence in the field of remote desktop access!
To a technician or trainer who is blind, nothing says independence quite like performing a remote session with a sighted end user's computer, regardless of platform, and being able to fully use it, despite the lack of an installed screen reader. Our Remote Incident Manager is the world's first application that allows this to happen. As such, To celebrate this exciting level of independence, we are proud to offer unlimited access to Remote Incident Manager for the next 14 days, completely free of charge!
About: Backed by two decades of creating award-winning accessible cloud technologies for people with visual impairments, Pneuma Solutions is the global leader in accessible cloud-based solutions. Pneuma Solutions was founded by long-time accessibility developers Mike Calvo and Matt Campbell. For more information on their individual profiles, click on their respective bio pages. We're proud to be the first company to develop cloud-based accessibility at the network level. Our tools provide organizations, like yours, a way to deliver secure, accessible information right from your network or from our secure servers. You can provide your print disabled consumers, students, employees, and citizens with a multitude of accessible options. Additionally, we offer a suite of cloud-based applications to blind and print disabled consumers directly from our website. Our consumer products are designed to make the day-to-day lives of blind and print disabled individuals more accessible and simpler to manage. Access to information is not a privilege, it's a right. It's also your right to obtain affordable, accessible cloud solutions to serve your end user. When organizations like yours implement our tools, together we help make it a more inclusive world for people with disabilities. Want to know more about how we can help you become more inclusive?
Contact us here. We'll be happy to discuss how our tools can help with your accessibility needs.
Able News at The Viscardi Center is a monthly periodical for, by, and about people with disabilities. It amplifies the perspective of a diverse disability community and reports on news, technology, sports, health and wellness, culture, travel, advocacy and opportunities to learn and connect. Visit Ablenews.com to sign up to receive Able News in your inbox monthly. Advertising opportunities in the digital edition and on the website are also available.
About:Able News at The Viscardi Center is a monthly periodical for, by, and about people with disabilities. It amplifies the perspective of a diverse disability community and reports on news, technology, sports, health and wellness, culture, travel, advocacy and opportunities to learn and connect. It is a valuable resource and brings readers disability news like no other source.
The BrailleDoodle is a groundbreaking, affordable, two-sided tablet designed to empower individuals of all ages and skill levels with Braille literacy and tactile exploration. One side is dedicated to Braille learning, featuring practice spaces for letters, numbers, and words, making it perfect for beginners or those looking to improve their skills. The other side offers a tactile refreshable surface, ideal for creating art, exploring STEM concepts like math and graphing, and expressing creativity in limitless ways.
With its easy-to-use magnetic stylus, users can write and create tactile designs, feel their progress as they go, and erase effortlessly, making learning and creativity interactive and engaging. Whether you're a teacher, parent, or individual learner, the BrailleDoodle is a versatile tool that combines education, creativity, and fun. Priced at just $149.00 USD, it is an affordable solution to enhance accessibility and opportunity for blind and low-vision individuals. Order now and take the first step in transforming education and creativity! Visit A.T. Guys today to learn more.
About: The TouchPad Pro Foundation (TPPF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to creating opportunities for blind and low-vision individuals through Braille literacy, STEM, and art education.
Founded by educators and innovators passionate about accessibility, TPPF strives to address the critical gaps in resources and tools for the visually impaired community. With a mission to promote equality and unleash human potential, the foundation provides innovative solutions that make education inclusive, engaging, and affordable.
Their initiatives include offering free devices to under-served communities and providing training to maximize the impact of their groundbreaking tools.
At the heart of their mission is the BrailleDoodle, a dual-sided, tactile learning tablet designed to make education and creativity accessible to all.
One side focuses on Braille literacy, offering interactive learning spaces for letters, numbers, and words, while the other provides a refreshable surface for tactile drawing, STEM exploration, and artistic expression.
Affordable and versatile, the BrailleDoodle empowers individuals of all ages and skill levels to develop essential literacy and creative skills.
By fostering independence and encouraging innovation, TPPF and the BrailleDoodle are transforming the lives of blind and low-vision learners worldwide.
Accessible Web is on a mission to help eliminate online barriers and make the digital space more inclusive for everyone, regardless of ability. Our accessibility testing software, RAMP, allows organizations of any size to discover, understand, and remediate barriers. We offer tools to integrate with existing sites and workflows so businesses with a digital presence can start making their sites more accessible quickly.
Plans start at $49 a month. Plus, we have a 14-day free trial with no credit card needed. We believe any organization can start making progress with Accessible Web RAMP.
About: At Accessible Web, our mission is to make the internet accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.
We offer a comprehensive suite of accessibility testing software tools and educational resources to help organizations achieve and maintain web accessibility in line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and comply with legal standards such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
➜︎ Services:
⚫️ WCAG Audits: Our certified specialists conduct thorough analyses of websites and applications, identifying accessibility issues and providing detailed recommendations for remediation.
⚫️ VPAT Preparation: We prepare Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs), offering industry-standard reports that demonstrate a product's accessibility compliance, which can be crucial for sales and contractual obligations.
⚫️ Accessibility Testing: Our team of individuals with disabilities tests websites and web applications using assistive technologies, providing actionable feedback to enhance user experience and accessibility.
⚫️ Remediation Support: Our certified specialists offer coaching and support to assist organizations in implementing accessibility improvements effectively, ensuring that digital assets meet accessibility standards.
⚫️ Accessibility Certification: Through a comprehensive process of auditing, remediation, and verification, we provide WCAG certifications that validate a company's conformance and commitment to accessibility best practices.
➜︎ Tools:
⚫️ Accessible Web RAMP:Our digital accessibility platform that enables teams to discover, monitor, and remediate web accessibility violations. RAMP offers continuous monitoring, prioritized workflows, and progress reporting to facilitate ongoing compliance efforts.
⚫️ Accessible Web Helper Extension: An accessibility browser extension that allows users to scan web pages, highlight accessibility violations, and check color contrast ratios directly from their browser, streamlining the auditing process.
➜︎ Education:
⚫️ Accessible Web Academy: We offer self-guided online courses tailored to various organizational roles, promoting a culture of inclusivity and equipping teams with the knowledge to implement accessible design from the outset.
⚫️ Knowledge Base and Blog: Our resources include articles on assistive technologies, remediation tutorials, and answers to common web accessibility questions, supporting continuous learning and awareness. We host webinars most Thursdays on various accessibility topics.
We emphasize a proactive approach to web accessibility, advocating for integrating accessible design principles early in the development process to enhance user experience, attract new customers, and mitigate legal risks associated with non-compliance.
For more information or to explore our services and resources, visit our website.
About: Magnifiers & More, established in 2002 by Deborah Kogler, is Northeast Ohio's only retail store dedicated to providing products and consultations for individuals with low vision, blindness, and vision disabilities. With over forty years of experience in eye care, Deborah founded the company to create a one-stop shop for vision aids, including specialized tools for managing conditions like macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts.
The store offers a wide range of over seventy-five magnifiers, talking items, large print products, special lights, electronic aids, Braille items, glare control solutions and More.
A key figure in the company's story is Murphy, Deborah's Golden Retriever and original CEO, "Canine Executive Officer," who was the store's mascot and greeter for 15 years. Today, Jeffrey, another Golden Retriever trained as a service dog, serves as the CFO, "Canine Fun Officer," delighting customers and supporting Deborah.
Deborah's journey into vision rehabilitation was inspired by her grandmother's experience with macular degeneration, sparking her passion to make vision aids accessible. She continues to advocate for and educate those living with vision disabilities, both locally and internationally.
Magnifiers & More is committed to helping people improve their quality of life through practical solutions and compassionate support.
Shopping online can be hard if you're blind, visually impaired, or not tech-savvy. That's why Innosearch AI created Shop by Phone — a 100% free, voice-only service.
Just call and say what you need:
👉 "Find me a phone charger."
👉 "Add it to my cart."
👉 "Check out."
No apps, no websites — just easy, hands-free shopping from over 500,000 stores.
âś” Free to use
âś” Works anywhere, anytime
âś” Perfect for seniors, blind, and low-vision users
About: Innosearch is an all-in-one shopping platform augmented with a cutting-edge AI-powered shopping assistant. This innovative feature mimics the experience of shopping in real life by allowing you to interact with the assistant using natural language. It aggregates millions of products from top US online retailers, bringing them directly to you. With this advanced generative AI, Innosearch offers personalized product recommendations, highlights the best deals, and provides comprehensive information including reviews, total prices, shipping options, and more. Innosearch delivers a seamless end-to-end shopping experience, eliminating the need to search and browse in multiple tabs across retailers.
Key Features: Key Features of the Innosearch All-in-One AI Shopping Platform include:
➜ Research Products: Easily compare products across retailers, or weigh pros and cons of similar products to make informed decisions.
➜ Uncover the Best Deals: Never miss a door buster, coupon, or clearance sale again. Get notified about the best prices and offers.
➜ AI Summarized Trusted Reviews: See what others are saying and make confident purchases.
➜ All in One: Innosearch brings millions of products from top online retailers directly to you, allowing you to shop the best deals with easy checkout and personalized AI assistance.
➜ Shop with Confidence: Rest assured, Innosearch has you covered with free shipping and returns on every purchase.
➜ Know Before You Buy: Innosearch equips you with expert buying guides, empowering you to make well-informed decisions.
About: Aira's mission is to remove barriers and make the world more accessible with visual interpreting.
We provide a live, human-to-human professional assistance service, an accommodation or productivity tool, that enhances independence by delivering on-demand, skilled and reliable visual interpreting for just about any task. Using the powerful combination of a camera and the Aira app on someone's device of 'choice', a professionally-trained agent will assist by visually interpreting what is in the camera's view or on screen, from describing to reading, from explaining to navigating - just about anything, safely and securely. Aira supports a growing range of devices including smart and tactile button phones, desktop computers and soon, wearables.
Whether you are involved in the work of business, the work of school or the work of life, Aira enhances everyday efficiency, engagement, and independence. Used by employees and customers of hundreds of organizations including airports, banks, the largest software companies, financial firms, retailers and universities, we invite you to join the community, access the Aira app today and try it for free. https://aira.io/download-and-try-it/
Step One:Subscribe and Download. Pick the plan that lets you explore on your terms and on your time, sign up in a few minutes, and download the Aira app to your smartphone. Plans shown are for the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Add or cancel at any time.
Step Two:Connect with an Aira Agent. On the first call, connect with one of our certified, specially-trained Agents and learn how everything works.
Step Three:Real-time Assistance. At the touch of a button, Aira delivers instant access to visual information, when and where you want it.
About:Dr. Kirk Adams is a visionary leader, transformative speaker, and lifelong advocate for disability inclusion. With over three decades of experience in advancing accessibility and creating opportunities for individuals who are blind or low-vision, Dr. Adams has become a powerful force for change in the areas of leadership, accessibility, and inclusion. His journey — from navigating vision loss as a young child to becoming a recognized thought leader in disability empowerment — uniquely equips him to help organizations understand, integrate, and champion inclusive practices that benefit all.
Dr. Adams is a highly sought-after speaker, known for his engaging and thought-provoking keynotes on disability inclusion, accessible leadership, and the power of resilience. He has spoken at numerous national and international conferences, including corporate seminars, public policy forums, and industry events, where his personal story and professional insights have inspired leaders to rethink their approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion. His passion lies in empowering organizations to create environments where every individual — regardless of ability — can thrive.
As a speaker, Dr. Adams brings authenticity, warmth, and a depth of experience that resonates with audiences from all backgrounds. He understands that true leadership is about more than just policy; it's about creating cultural shifts that value each person's unique contributions. Whether he is addressing a Fortune 500 company, a non-profit, or a community group, Dr. Adams' message is clear: inclusion benefits everyone, and together we can build a world where opportunity is accessible to all.
Dr. Adams currently resides in Seattle, Washington, where he continues his advocacy work, builds strategic partnerships, and enjoys life with his family. He is proud to be a part of the movement towards a more inclusive future — one conversation at a time.
Barrier Free Canada — Canada sans Barrières is proud to announce a bold new strategic investment aimed at advancing accessibility and inclusion in Canada's workforce. This initiative supports innovative training, education, and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities, helping to eliminate systemic barriers and foster a more equitable labor market. By partnering with key stakeholders across sectors, the investment will drive meaningful change, preparing a diverse and inclusive workforce to meet the challenges of tomorrow. This milestone reflects Barrier Free Canada's ongoing commitment to building a barrier-free nation where everyone can thrive and contribute fully to society.
About: Barrier-Free Canada/Canada Sans Barrieres (BFC/CSB) advocates for the Canadian Parliament to enact a strong and effective Canadians with Disabilities Act (CDA) to achieve a barrier-free Canada for all persons with disabilities.
To this end, BFC/CSB is seeking endorsements from national disability organizations to build a non-partisan community coalition. BFC/CSB would also like to identify point persons from these organizations to act as key contacts.
The steering committee of BFC/CSB has drafted a set of principles concerning a CDA that are drawn from the principles that underpin the provincial disability legislation in Ontario and Manitoba. A CDA is not meant to replace provincial disability legislation. It will complement such legislation and benefit Canadians living in provinces with and without provincial disability legislation. At this point in time, CNIB, March of Dimes Canada, Canadian Hearing Society and MS Society of Canada have endorsed the BFC/CSB principles and confirmed their support for the movement to enact a CDA. There is no individual or organizational charge for membership in BFC/CSB.
Please contact Donna Jodhan, Founder of Barrier-Free Canada, at info@barrierfreecanada.org 📧️ with any questions or to express your organization's support and identify a key contact.
Learn the basics of NVDA. From getting started with the program to customizing the speech to learning helpful shortcuts, Hadley's workshops have you covered.
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Hadley relies on contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations to fund its programs.
About: The mission of Hadley is to create personalized learning opportunities that empower adults with vision loss or blindness to thrive — at home, at work, and in their communities.
Founded in 1920 by William Hadley, an educator who lost his eyesight later in life, Hadley offers practical help, connection and support free of charge to anyone with a visual impairment, their families and professionals supporting them. With Hadley, you can discover new ways to do things that have become more difficult due to vision loss and connect with a network of peers who "get it." And you don't need to come to Hadley. Hadley's help comes to you; online, on the phone or through the mail.
Since relaunching in July 2020, more than 70,000 people have signed up with Hadley, registering more than 200,000 workshop interactions. And our workshops have 98% satisfaction ratings. We reach all 50 states and more than 100 countries. And more people learn braille from Hadley than from any other organization worldwide.
About: This half-hour weekly podcast and radio program discusses products, services and daily living tips for people with vision loss. It is available through radio reading services across North America, via several internet streaming services, and to everyone else as a podcast. To date, the show has been downloaded in all 50 states in the US and over 100 other countries on all the inhabited continents. Eyes On Success is hosted and produced by Peter Torpey and Nancy Goodman Torpey.
Each episode is basically a success story. Some are human stories of visually impaired people's accomplishments in academics, employment, sports or pastimes. Others are descriptions of adaptive aids that enable visually impaired people to achieve things. These include screen readers, magnifiers, navigation aids, and others. In all cases, the focus is on success.
Eyes On Success has been airing weekly since January 2011. Prior to January 2013 the name of the show was ViewPoints. Other than the name, nothing has changed.
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In the last seventeen years, he has also been involved with evaluating technology for use by people who are blind or vision impaired covering 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 / Apple Distinguished Educators (ADE)'s covering the range of Apple's Accessibility solutions throughout Australia.
David produces a range of podcasts (since 2011) covering Apple and other technologies which are distributed on his own podcast (http://davidwoodbr.podbean.com). In addition, he also has a regular Talking Tech program (since 2013) which can be heard every Tuesday at 4:30 Eastern Summer Time on Vision Australia Radio Melbourne (available online) or via https://omny.fm/shows/talking-tech-vision-australia-radio
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David lost his sight when he was 8 years old and had to learn Braille. Since then, he completed high school, went to Sydney University receiving a Social Work degree, spent 4 years drug and alcohol counselling, and then moved into his current job.
As a person who is blind, David believes that as a user of the technology that he recommends to others, that he is well situated to look at the strengths and shortcomings of the assistive technology that he comes across in both his professional and personal life, in particular, mainstream technology that is accessible.
In addition to his weekly contributions to Access Information News and Top Tech Tidbits, David's regularly occurring activities are his weekly tech radio show, bi-monthly exploring tech webinars for Vision Australia, his iSee podcast when something of note grabs his attention, and the weekly Tech Monday chat sessions.
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