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What is #A11Y?
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Is #A11y an Acronym, Abbreviation or Social Media Hashtag? #A11y is another way of writing the word ‘accessibility’. It’s an... View Article
Braille Works – Our Story [Transcript]
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Written Transcript [Braille Works – Our Story] Have you ever wondered what it’s like for a person who’s blind to... View Article
The DOJ and The Department of Civil Rights are working with States, local government and corporations to bring accessibility to... View Article
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The Time to be an Accessibility Advocate for Higher Education Begins at Birth; Be the Voice
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The Americans with Disabilities Act, Amendments Act of 2008 and the 2008 Higher Education Opportunity Act have opened many pathways... View Article
Modern Consumers Prefer Doing Business with Socially Responsible Companies Start seeing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance as a... View Article
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