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Tag: Culture

  • Template Traps: When Accessibility Isn’t Built In

    The hidden risks of using templates for accessible content

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  • Patient Sitting On Motorized Wheelchair In Hospital
    We Can’t Go Back on Section 504

    Article 19 explores the real-life impact that Section 504 has with Theo W. Braddy

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  • Alt Text: Hands holding a colorful circle of paper cutouts shaped like people, symbolizing community, inclusivity, and support
    Commitment to Our Core Values

    Advancing accessibility through purpose and partnership

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  • A six foot long wooden bench with straight edges colored blue with large capital letters that read: Museum visits are hard on my body rest here if you agree.
    Embedding Access in the Arts

    Article 19 discusses the intersection of inclusivity with arts and culture

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  • A person in a wheelchair interacting with a smiling woman in a red shirt, symbolizing a positive and inclusive workplace environment.
    An Accessible Workplace Invites People with Disabilities

    Simple changes make a big difference for employees with disabilities

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  • An A-frame chalkboard sign reads 'YOUR VOTE MATTERS,' with a checkmark next to the word 'VOTE. The yellow-framed sign is situated on a paved walkway.
    Struggling to Find My Voice as a Blind Voter

    Accessibility challenges at the polls, from the 2016 to 2024 election

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  • Normalizing Workplace Accommodations: Part 2

    Article 19 reviews the shared responsibility of employees and employers

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  • Rear view of person with blindness disability using computer keyboard and braille display or braille terminal a technology assistive device for persons with visual impairment
    Normalizing Workplace Accommodations: Part 1

    Article 19 unmasks unspoken fears of needing more support

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