To improve digital inclusion and equitable access of digital services, Colorado has enacted House Bill 21-1110, which are new digital accessibility laws requiring public entities throughout the country like the Grand County Library District…
The Perth Digital A11y Group is hosting Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO of Centre for Accessibility Australia, at its August online meetup. Dr. Hollier will discuss “Standardising Intelligence: W3C’s Work in AI Governance” on August…
Master’s student Adam Henderson and his game studio, Adjective Noun Studios, built alongside Agusia Kryzwinska, are changing the way people (especially children) with disability are playing video games. Many of the games on…
The Australian Football League (AFL) has a suite of digital resources called AllPlay Footy, designed to help kids with disability play football. Developed with Monash University, AllPlay Footy offers over 360 free tools and resources…
The Yard Scotland, a charity supporting children with disability and their families, has partnered with eCom Learning Solutions to launch a new digital learning platform. The platform makes the charity’s training more accessible to…
Stadium Taranaki in New Plymouth, New Zealand, has incorporated Auri technology, powered by Auracast, into its recently upgraded facilities. This new assistive listening system enables fans with hearing loss to enjoy the same immersive experience…
July marks Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the contributions, achievements, and identities of people with disability.
This annual observance aims to break down barriers, foster acceptance, and recognise the importance of accessibility and…
Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO and Co-founder of Centre for Accessibility Australia, has featured in a new podcast episode titled “Making the Online World Accessible For All”. The episode is part of the “In Plain…
We’re excited to announce that the 2025 Australian Access Awards are set to take place on Wednesday, November 12, at Optus Stadium’s River View Room in Burswood, Western Australia.
This year’s event…
The UK government is launching a pilot program to provide assistive technology to support children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in up to 4,000 schools.
With a budget of £1.7 million…