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Event Type: In Person Events
Join us on Global Accessibility Awareness Day for the 2nd annual GAAD: Raleigh, presented by Ablr and the Triangle accessibility community! Discover how Raleigh and the Triangle are becoming the leader in accessibility and disability inclusion in the nation! This annual event shines a spotlight on the Triangle’s growing accessibility community, and how it is making an impact on business, education, and DEI efforts. Be inspired as we educate and highlight how everyone can make an impact in fostering a more inclusive community for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to join the accessibility movement! We are honored to organize this event in collaboration with our friends from Pendo, GitHub, Microsoft, SAS, Lenovo, and more!
The event will feature talks and workshops by experts in the field of accessibility and inclusive design, as well as hands-on demonstrations of assistive technology and accessibility tools. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with other like-minded individuals and gain insights into the latest trends and innovations in the field of accessibility. This event is for everyone who believes in: Building a more equitable and inclusive society. Making technology and information accessible to all. Empowering individuals with disabilities to reach their full potential. Whether you’re an expert in the field or just starting your journey, we encourage you to join us for an insightful and engaging day as we: Discuss critical issues surrounding digital accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities. Hear from inspiring speakers Samir, Prem Nawaz, Siddharaj, Gayatri, Sowjanya, Abhijeet and Ramkumar. Experience interactive workshops that demonstrate different assistive technologies and design practices. Engage in meaningful networking with fellow advocates, innovators, and individuals with disabilities. Let’s come together to make a difference and ensure that digital experiences are accessible to everyone. Save the date, spread the word, and let’s make GAAD 2024 in Hyderabad a celebration of inclusion!
This year’s accessibility exposition provides an opportunity for vendors in the accessibility space to showcase products or services to individuals who may benefit from them. There is also an informational opportunity to hear what other organizations are doing in the world of accessibility, how Signal Centers’ Assistive Technology Services is serving the Chattanooga community, and ways to get further involved in the Signal Centers Accessibility Taskforce.
Founded by the Northern Territory peak body for people with disability, the “All Abilities Expo” is a unique and interactive event that connects people with disabilities, carers, guardians, and families with disability service providers, community services, and government. The expo provides the opportunity to learn more about what is available in the Northern Territory, discuss individual requirements, and enable individual rights to choice and control. The expo also provides an opportunity to showcase presentations that promote inclusion, accessibility, equity, and diversity as a means of building awareness on the day. In promoting equity, admission to the “All Abilities Expo” is FREE to the community and includes “come n’ try” activities like wheelchair basketball, rugby, AFL, dance, craft, chess, as well as sensory stations, an animal petting area, face painting, balloon artist, and free food. As part of raising awareness, the “All Abilities Expo” is running on Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) as a way of spotlighting current programs and businesses that are inclusive and accessible, as well as promoting the opportunity for others to make the move towards inclusion, accessibility, equity, and diversity.
Il più grande evento italiano sull’Accessibilità e l’Inclusività delle tecnologie digitali. Giovedì 16 e Venerdì 17 Maggio 2024, Roma + streaming
Access Living partners with Disability:IN Chicagoland for a discussion on Inclusive Design Thinking led by Bridget Hayman, Communications Director at Access Living. Access Living Board members and Disability:IN Chicagoland corporate partners will learn about design thinking which leads to the development of products and services that can be used by a broad range of people. This session will be followed by a reception on the Access Living rooftop, with light hors d’oeuvres and drinks. Please join us for information sharing and conversation. Don’t miss this stimulating discussion and your chance to network with professionals from local companies who are prioritizing disability inclusion.
The Digital Accessibility Office is hosting a conference-style event in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). We are pleased to welcome David DeNotaris, author of “Feeling Your Way Through Life: A Journey Through Challenges, Insights and Possibilities” as our keynote speaker. He will be sharing his personal journey and discussing the importance of accessible technology as a foundation for education and employment. The keynote presentation will be followed by workshops, including a demonstration of Apple’s accessibility features from Jeff Bigham, and a panel discussion with guests from Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, and others about accessibility initiatives in our region.
When people talk about accessibility, they often have a narrow view of it, whether it’s only about disability or that it’s something developers and designers are responsible for in tech. While that’s not wrong, it is insufficient. Learn about bringing accessibility into your work in general as a product manager and understand how accessibility is about us all.
Já estão abertas as inscrições para o evento “Acessibilidade digital no moodle: práticas recomendadas para formadores e professores”, que acontecerá no Dia Mundial da Conscientização sobre Acessibilidade – 18 de maio, às 19h30, no auditório Professor Carlos Alberto Siegner , no Câmpus Cubatão. A atividade, que é uma ação colaborativa entre o Curso de Tecnologia em Análise e Desenvolvimento de Sistemas, o Núcleo de Apoio às Pessoas com Necessidades Educacionais Específicas – Napne e o Projeto de Extensão Câmpus Cubatão Inclusivo – CACUIN, contará com bate papo e lançamento do livro: Acessibilidade Digital no Moodle Práticas Recomendadas para formadores e professores. O palestrante, Fernando Barreira é diretor de tecnologia e um dos fundadores da empresa BISTEC Consultoria em Tecnologia da Informação. Professor desde 1995, atualmente em cursos de pós-graduação. Mestre em Educação. Especialidade de Educação e Tecnologias digitais pelo Instituto de Educação da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal. Mestre em Engenharia da Computação pelo IPT (Instituto de Pesquisas Tecnológicas). Pós-graduado em Gestão Estratégica de Serviços pela FGV-SP. Especialista em Datacenter: projeto, operação e serviços pela UNISUL. Graduado em Processos Gerenciais pela Metodista de São Paulo e em Gestão de Tecnologia da Informação pelo SENAC-SP. Público-alvo: Estudantes, servidores/colaboradores do Campus Cubatão, formadores e professores das Redes de Ensino da Região Metropolitana da Baixada Santista.