Lynn recently received a new laptop through Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia), which has changed how she manages day-to-day tasks and her independence.
Originally from England, Lynn…
Read full story: New Laptop Supports Lynn’s Communication and Community Involvement.
Tamara is 32 and lives in Harvey. She has been totally blind since the age of nine, after being born with cataracts and glaucoma. As a child, she underwent several…
Read full story: Tamara Receives Laptop to Support Daily Use and Radio Training.
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) has announced a new partnership with Solvehop, a web development and software integration company specialising in accessible digital solutions.
The partnership supports CFA Australia…
Read full story: Centre for Accessibility Australia and Solvehop Announce Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Digital Accessibility Services
LG Electronics has introduced a new accessibility-focused kiosk designed to make self-service technology more inclusive for people with disability and the elderly. The solution was recently showcased at…
Read full story: LG Combines Braille, Audio and Visual Support in New Kiosk.
A student-built digital map at the University of Michigan is offering a practical example of what accessible design can look like when it starts with real user needs.
The…
Read full story: Student Develops Accessible Digital Map for University of Michigan.
A new assistive device, the Vision Wallet, is helping people who are blind or have low vision identify currency and detect counterfeit notes quickly and independently.
Developed by H Vision…
Read full story: Vision Wallet Supports Independent Money Management for People Who Are Blind.
Monash University calls for research participants for a research project about the accessibility of government information and communication
Researchers from Monash University are trying to study how Deaf people and…
Read full story: Monash University Seeks Deaf People and People with Disability for Research on Accessible Government Information
A team of researchers from the University of Malta has developed Boggle, an open-source web browser that allows users to navigate the internet using only brain signals.
The browser…
Read full story: Researchers Launch Brain-Controlled Web Browser for People with Disability.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has announced new updates to the Explainer for WCAG 3 and the WCAG 3 Working Draft for March 2026.
This…
Read full story: New 2026 Update for the WCAG 3.0 Working Draft
LibreOffice has released its 26.2 version update, introducing a range of updates that include improvements to accessibility-related features. This free office suite is available for macOS, Windows and…
Read full story: LibreOffice Update Includes Significant Accessibility Improvements