Awareness Pop up stalls with immersion activities at Malls, Corporate Offices, Rural government offices, Colleges in Karnataka.
Event Type: In Person Events
We will be creating awareness to undergraduates at the university to understand accessibility and inclusion. This will be for students at the CesPESS.
Come visit with Thrive Memphis, they will be joining us to help celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day GAAD, there will be an activity tables for hands on activities focusing on hidden and apparent disabilities.
This event is a workshop which targets practicing Journalists.
You are invited to participate in our “Atelier grand public de la Fresque de l’Accessibilité Numérique” organized on the 14th of May to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! Come and discover and explore the issues related to disability and digital accessibility in France and around the world. This group experience will allow you to raise awareness in a fun and caring way. Join us for collective awareness and the discovery of concrete solutions! At the end of the workshop, you will leave with the tools necessary to act in your missions.
A11y Bytes returns for its 12th year! It will be held on Thursday 16 May as part of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Come along for a fun and dynamic evening of lightning talks about digital accessibility and the needs and preferences of users with disabilities. You don’t have to be an accessibility expert to attend. This event is about everyone getting together to talk, think, and learn about digital accessibility and inclusion together. You will have the opportunity to network with attendees and connect with others passionate about accessibility and inclusion. Events will be lived captioned. Take part in A11y Bytes and connect, be inspired and have some fun as we talk, learn, grow and change the world!
A11y Bytes returns for its 12th year! It will be held on Thursday 16 May as part of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Come along for a fun and dynamic evening of lightning talks about digital accessibility and the needs and preferences of users with disabilities. You don’t have to be an accessibility expert to attend. This event is about everyone getting together to talk, think, and learn about digital accessibility and inclusion together. You will also have the opportunity to network with attendees and connect with others passionate about accessibility and inclusion. Events will be lived captioned. Take part in A11y Bytes and connect, be inspired and have some fun as we talk, learn, grow and change the world!
professional networking workshop for: Leaders, academics and practitioners in HE Representatives of HE sector bodies Policy makers and influencers An afternoon of thought-provoking lightning talks, lots of discussion and an opportunity to share, think and network with people who are passionate about seizing the moment to ensure that our use of AI and accessible technology creates a better world for disabled people. Pre registry required via JISC Uk https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/jisc/imperial-accessibility-networking-workshop
Until recently, only a human person could take care about accessibility. Now, as far as the sofisticated tools, such as Artificial Intelligence, are dynamically being developed, the possibility of a broader and faster accessibility provision is much more realistic. Nevertheless, a human person is still indispensable to control these tools and processes. During the conference, we will take a walk-through of the different prospects and opportunities, which gives us modern technology in the field of accessibility.
ChargePoint’s first GAAD event. We have a hackathon going on in the EU timezone focused on A11Y QA of our new admin portal. In ChargePoint HQ in Campbell, we will host a get-to-know-accessibility presentation, showing some common situations where ChargePoint hardware and software crosses paths with disabled users trying to use it. We have EV charging stations and software behind them. We will show some YouTube videos demonstrating how wheelchair users get in and out of cars, and their experience with charging stations. We’ll show how blind people use an ATM as an introduction to problems ChargePoint needs to solve for our own visually impaired users. We will show-case some of the ongoing work in ChargePoint to address these issues.