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We are proud and honoured to receive the Svayam Accessibility Award 2025 for Championing Accessible ICT. 🎉 Thank you for recognising the mission, we’ll keep driving accessibility forward, every day.

Two powerhouse members of our team—Jennifer Kurtz, Chief Technology Officer, and Nell K, Training and Enablement Partner—were honored at this year’s Annual Stevie® Awards for Women in Business! 🎊 The Stevie® Awards spotlight trailblazing women and the organizations they power. Last night, Jennifer and Nell joined nearly 600 global attendees at NYC’s Marriott Marquis to celebrate the leaders driving innovation, championing excellence, and reshaping industries. Jennifer was awarded the Silver Stevie Award in the category of “Female Executive of the Year,” and Nell received the Bronze Stevie Award in the category of “Social Changemaker of the Year – Disability.” Their wins are a testament to the heart, skill, and dedication they bring to their roles at Level Access every single day. Drop a comment below to help us celebrate their achievements! 👏 #TheStevieAwards2025 #StevieAwards #WomenInBusiness | 23 comments on LinkedIn

Synetra Hughes, Suzanne Kucharczyk, Stacey Moore, Michael Stoker and Mary A. Wyandt-Hiebert were honored for their commitment to promoting accessibility here at the university and in the community.

Five lessons on how designing with accessibility prevent injuries, but also builds stronger brands.

Easy Read Summary This plan is about accessibility at the National Gallery of Canada (Gallery). We want to be more accessible to people with disabilities. This plan is part of the Accessible Canada Act (ACA).

Ross Calladine, Accessibility Inclusion Leader, Visit England.  Revolutionizing Hospitality with Accessibility Tools for the Industry. Ross has revolutionized the hospitality industry by creat…

Cory Lee was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare disease that weakens muscles over time. Determined to travel the world, he shares the one bucket list item that cost him $15,000 to complete.

Thanks to the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators (MAGC) for having me as the closing keynote! If anyone is going to help local government create and deliver accessible communications, it's these folks.

Caveat #1: This blog post assumes you are familiar with the language and practices of usability testing. If you are not, here are some great resources: You’re probably familiar with running usability tests for sighted/mouse users, this post will discuss considerations for accessibility for non-sig...

- A Paralympian, a disability rights pioneer, and an inclusive advocacy foundation bring lived experience and expertise to support the next phase of inclusive travel at DXB Dubai Airports, the operator of the busiest international airport, has enlisted Paralympian Jessica Smith, disability rights ex...

3D printers have allowed those in the disabled and aging communities to create tailor-made tools that can transform a range of daily tasks.

Scientific Reports - Making smartglasses accessible: perspectives and prototypes from co-design with people with aphasia

Netflix will introduce color-coded subtitles for the upcoming competition series “Physical: Asia,” marking the first time the feature has been used...