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    The ADA Title II Extension – What That Means for You
    DOJ extends Title II deadline by one year, giving entities more time to build access
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  • In a city, a blind traveler independently navigates an outdoor plaza, using their cane as they walk down some stairs.
    Echolocation with Daniel Kish and Derrick Twene

    Article 19 explores how blind mobility experts navigate daily life

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  • Disability Rights Activist Judy Heumann, delivering a TEDtalk.
    Being Heumann by Judith Heumann: Book Talk

    Article 19 honors a trailblazer in the Disability Rights Movement

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  • A Tamman and Chax logo above the statement leading the world in digital document accessibility.
    Tamman and Chax Announce Merger

    Two powerhouses combine to create a global leader in digital accessibility

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  • Logo for the 39th CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, Mach 18-22, 2024 at Anaheim Marriott in California.
    Chax and Tamman at CSUN 2024 Conference

    Join us at CSUN to meet the newly merged Chax and Tamman team

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  • The statement leading the world in digital document accessibility above Tamman and Chax logos
    Introducing Our New Partners, Chax

    Chax joins Article 19 to discuss leading accessible document design

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  • A corporate decision maker uses their pointer finger to push a small wooden cube forward. The cube is 3rd in a series of 5 cubes, and has a brown image of people shaking hands on it. The other 4 blocks are in the background and depict people in ties.
    Ditch Overlays, Embrace the Real Fix

    Why overlays are actually bad for businesses and users

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  • Two rectangular white street signs on top of each other. The top sign reads "Fact" with a right facing arrow in black writing. Below it reads "Myth" with a left facing arrow, also in black writing.
    The Myth of Accessibility Overlays

    Overlays: The not-so-golden ticket to digital accessibility

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  • A desk in a college library, in the foreground is a stack of 5 textbooks, behind them is a silver laptop, in the background is a large book case with dozens of books.
    Digital Accessibility in Higher Ed

    Article 19 on implementing digital accessibility in higher education

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  • The Importance of Heading Levels and Alt Text

    Inaccessible PDFs create barriers, but fixing them benefits everyone

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  • A digital document remediation subject matter expert changes a document to be more accessible to someone at her desk. In her hand is a printed copy of the document she is remediating on her computer.
    Transforming Digital Spaces

    Article 19 explores firsthand experiences with inaccessible documents

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  • An educational graphic displaying various forms of digital assets that can be utilized in external and internal communications for design, broadcast, marketing, content creation, education, entertainment, and more. Assets include images, videos, design files, documents, PDFs, presentations, marketing collateral, websites, audio files, content and copy, social media posts, and more.
    Different Types of Digital Assets

    Types of digital documents that should be optimized for accessibility

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  • A cartoon style depiction of 4 people working on a billboard-sized text document. They are editing the document with red pencils, crossing text out, circling it, underlining it, and using a magnifying glass to inspect an image.
    Top 8 Crucial Remediation Mistakes To Avoid

    Common issues and practical tips to make your documents inclusive

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