Accessibility isn’t new — and neither is ableism

Many are just learning about digital accessibility — designing and programming in ways that ensure disabled users can access technology. That fact is, however, accessibility is not new; teams just haven’t been implementing it until now.

Everyday Accessibility

Make your social media, digital document, and multimedia content more accessible with these quick and practical steps.

The ADA — Digital Lessons from Adapting the Physical World

Lessons from how the ADA influenced our physical spaces can (and should) apply to our digital world.

Stop Saying “But”: Having the Right Perspective on Disability

Part of changing the state of accessibility is changing the perspective of disability.

A New, More Inclusive, Normal

COVID-19 quarantine underscored the capabilities of online learning, remote work, and live virtual events – all of which allow unprecedented inclusion of people with disabilities. Using the best of what we’ve created can make the post-quarantine “new normal” as inclusive as ever.

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4 miles vs. 4 blocks: Eliminating separate and not equal among people with disabilities

As #GAAD (Global Accessibility Awareness Day) closely follows the anniversary of Brown vs. Board of Education, a question comes to mind: Are people still perpetuating the “separate but equal” mentality when it comes to people with disabilities? Unfortunately, there is ample evidence the answer is “Yes”.