Why Yes, Both of My Parents Are Blind
Comments Off on Why Yes, Both of My Parents Are BlindSome of my friends shared a photo of a pilot walking through an airport holding a white cane and wearing... View Article
Articles Posted By Christine Sket
AboutChristine Sket
Christine Sket has always lived in a world reliant on accessibility efforts. Born to parents with blindness, Christine learned earlier than many about the need for civil rights laws and inclusion. She devotes her life to advocating for people with visual and cognitive disabilities. Christine is Braille Works’ Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) subject matter expert and shares her knowledge about laws, life experiences, and moving toward a more inclusive society.Fall Fun without Sensory Overload
Comments Off on Fall Fun without Sensory OverloadFall is an exciting time of year. The breeze picks up, a chill is in the air, and the scent... View Article
A11Y Tips: From Search Engine Optimization to Successful Content Writing
Comments Off on A11Y Tips: From Search Engine Optimization to Successful Content WritingADA A11Y Tips that can help Every Organization As the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Subject Matter Expert for Braille... View Article
Exclusion: The Law in Their Pockets
Comments Off on Exclusion: The Law in Their PocketsMost of us remember running errands with our parents when we were kids. I have these memories as well, but... View Article
When Your Aging Parent is Losing Sight
Comments Off on When Your Aging Parent is Losing SightThere is a gradual paradigm shift that occurs between many adult children and parents as the aging process begins to... View Article
How to Keep Your Organization Legal: Advice from An ADA Advocate
Comments Off on How to Keep Your Organization Legal: Advice from An ADA AdvocateWhile I know a lot about the federal laws that provide access to Americans with disabilities, I am not a... View Article
Dyslexia: One Mom’s Journey
Comments Off on Dyslexia: One Mom’s JourneyMy Struggles As A Child Reading in school was always a struggle; especially reading aloud. I distinctly recall hoping the... View Article
The Recipe Calls For a Serving of Independence
Comments Off on The Recipe Calls For a Serving of IndependenceSome of my best memories were created in my mom’s kitchen. There is something about preparing a holiday meal together... View Article
Plan Ahead for Accessibility: Consumer’s Responsibilities & Rights
Comments Off on Plan Ahead for Accessibility: Consumer’s Responsibilities & RightsToday, almost everything is available at our fingertips via the internet. When it comes to web-based accessibility, the laws are... View Article
Dyslexia: The Hidden Disability
Comments Off on Dyslexia: The Hidden DisabilityWhat is Dyslexia? You may ask, “Is dyslexia a disability?” Yes, it is a neurological disorder that affects the way... View Article
