Event Type: Private/Internal Events

This year, Doctolib is proudly participating in Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) This is an on-site event across all our main locations. GAAD is a global initiative focused on raising awareness around digital accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities.

Where is happening

You can join both on site or online. If you want to join in person, please note that seats are limited so first come, first served!

See you in:

Paris: Le 33

Berlin: Dr Jekyll + Mr Hyde

Milan: Oxygen + Hydrogen

Nantes: Canari

If you are remote, simply join this call link!

As we prepare for the European Accessibility Act implementation, this day is an important step in our journey to make our products more inclusive and accessible for everyone.

What to expect

• A short introductory session to understand the basics of accessibility (A11y)
• A hands-on testing workshop where you’ll experience how people with disabilities navigate our products

Note: identical content, so it is either Slot #1 or Slot #2, one in the AM and one in the PM

Requirements: Whether you’re in Tech, Product, Design, Ops, Sales, or any other team, you’re welcome to join! Attendees must bring their laptop for the testing session

Philips Accessibility Day was created as an internal event, for designers to learn how accessibility can vastly improve experiences for healthcare professionals and patients.

In this internal awareness workshop for our Experience Design team, we will explore why accessibility must be at the heart of everything we create. Through hands-on activities using assistive technology settings and disability simulators, we will foster empathy and deepen understanding of diverse user needs. The session will also provide practical design tips to help embed accessibility into our everyday workflows.

Internal event for our Design and UX Research teams.

El Día Mundial de Concienciación sobre la Accesibilidad es el evento mas significativo que tenemos en accesibilidad y lo festejamos en MELI con 6 charlas de la comunidad!

Over the last several years, Liberty Mutual Insurance has been on a multi-year journey to create an even more inclusive and accessible workplace. To increase the company’s digital accessibility and inclusion practices, in May, we will hold a month-long series of 17 virtual and in-person events to enrich employees’ understanding of accessible products and to build the skills necessary to design and engineer accessible experiences for our employees and customers. Through our events we will explore topics like accessibility-first engineering, accessible culture for the workplace, building accessible practices for our agile teams, and the future of accessible AI development. The program is provided by our Technology Learning department in partnership with the organization’s employee resource group (ERG), Able@Liberty + Allies – which supports people with disabilities, caregivers, and family members – providing first-person insight into the impact of accessible product design.

CarMax & Edmunds, leaders in the automotive research and retail space, are hosting Corbb O’Connor of Level Access to discuss current trends in accessibility.

Internally we’re celebrating P&G inclusive design successes with our brands, and educating our P&G family about what they can do to make their e-mail they send accessible. Externally we’ll be celebrating with a sneak peak into the day in the life of the P&G accessibility team.

PayPal’s first-ever Accessibility Summit is on! This internal hybrid event will celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day and feature an incredible keynote by Dr. Ashley Shew (author of Against Technoableism). Four compelling sessions led by PayPal teams exploring: Who are our customers with disabilities, and what are their needs Championing an accessibility-first culture Evolution of accessible mobile experiences Centering Accessibility in Content Design Also on GAAD, PayPal is inviting customers with disabilities to user testing sessions to help teams better understand how to serve our customers and any challenges they face when using our products.

Between May 15 and May 31, Hyland will be hosting a series of internal activities focused on accessibility awareness. These efforts are meant to increase understanding of how we’re working to create more inclusive, accessible experiences—both for our solutions and our internal culture.

What to Expect:

• Video Spotlights: A set of short videos will be recorded and made available on Cornerstone. These videos will showcase Hyland team members sharing insights into current accessibility initiatives and why this work matters.
• Free Stickers & Handouts: Accessibility-themed stickers and a printed handout will be available to help spread awareness. The handout highlights the Be My Eyes app, which connects volunteers with people who are blind or have low vision, helping them navigate daily tasks independently.

This is a private, internal event open only to Hyland employees. The goal is to promote awareness, encourage conversation, and recognize the steps we’re taking together to support accessibility. We’re submitting this event for internal visibility and awareness.