Architecture professors John Clark and Hugh Swiatek at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are working to make architecture education more accessible to students who are blind and low-vision. Their project, inspired by sophomore…
Kakao Games, a South Korean video game developer and publisher, has expanded access to gaming for people with disability through a three-year initiative providing 608 customized assistive devices to 96 individuals. The results were…
NBCUniversal announced that its coverage of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics will feature expanded accessibility services, making the Games more inclusive for viewers with disability. The broadcaster said the upcoming Winter Olympics will offer…
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was back for 2026, from January 6 – 9! The biggest annual technology trade event took place last week in Las Vegas, where companies from around the world presented new consumer…
The Perth Digital Accessibility Conference (PDAC) is returning on February 17, 2026, at The Hub, Bentley Technology Park, Perth, WA. This one-day event brings together professionals, advocates, and innovators to discuss making digital…
Ngala, a not-for-profit organisation supporting families across Western Australia with a range of programs and services for caregivers, children, and families from conception to adulthood, has donated a batch of laptops that…
The Perth Digital Accessibility Conference (PDAC) is returning on February 17, 2026, at The Hub, Bentley Technology Park, Perth, WA. This one-day event will bring together professionals, advocates, and innovators to discuss making digital…
As we wrap up 2025, our team at Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is sharing the accessibility features, tools, and stories that stood out to us in the last year. Below are our picks…
ForAllWe, a community-driven blog, has launched with a mission to promote digital inclusion. Claudia, Matteo, and Roberto founded ForAllWe with a clear goal: to make video games and technologies accessible to all, giving…
By Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO, Centre for Accessibility Australia.
When I first joined a W3C member organisation in 2009 and became its Advisory Committee representative, we were very excited about the then-new Web…