The Centre for Accessibility Australia wishes to offer the Sisters of Charity Foundation our sincere thanks, for awarding us with their community grant. With their generosity we are able to continue our efforts in ensuring…
The Centre for Accessibility Australia wishes to congratulate The University of Queensland’s Dr Sarah Wallace and the team of researchers at UQ’s Queensland Aphasia Research Centre for acquiring a Medical Research Future Fund…
John Slatin AccessU, the must-attend digital accessibility training conference for tech professionals, industry leaders, and advocates of digital accessibility, is taking place in Austin, Texas, from May 9th-12th at St. Edward’s University…
The Centre for Accessibility Australia is excited to announce the return of the Australian Access Awards, for 2023.
The bi-annual event first made its debut in 2019, and is a national celebration of organisations…
A new advisory note update is on its way with the Human Rights Commission revising the Disability Discriminatory Act. The update, when taken place, will be significant, headed by a working group that includes contributions…
Opening for the first time out of the US, and based in London, Google’s Accessibility Centre is an innovative institution dedicated to research and product development in technology for people with disability. Built in…
Launched in 2015, Be My Eyes, is a free mobile app that connects millions of people who are blind or with low vision with volunteers who assist with tasks such as recognising objects. The community…
Working together with PMDG Simulations, software developers Andy Borka and Jason Fayre, have developed software called Talking Flight Monitor – making flight simulation possible for those who are blind or have low vision.
With their love…
More than 50 tags have now become available through the PlayStation Store ensuring gamers with disability are able to search for needed accessibility features that games have, before making purchases. The tags, available for PS5…
The second largest train operator in the UK, Northern Trains, is currently rolling out a new accessibility initiative with the installation of 230 screens at 93 stations that are newer, brighter and clearer for passengers…