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  • Gender Equality - United Nations

    Discover the urgent call to action echoing across the globe as the pursuit of gender equality emerges as one of the paramount challenges of our era. With women and girls constituting half of humanity's potential, the quest for gender parity becomes synonymous with achieving peaceful, sustainable, and fully realized societies. UN Women underscores the imperative to eradicate gender-based violence and ensure equal access to education, health care, economic resources, and political participation for individuals of all genders. UN Secretary-General António Guterres underscores the critical…

  • Gender, age, and disability: Addressing the intersection

    A brief published by the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) The global population of older women, including those with disabilities, is increasing and they contribute to formal and informal economies as well as within families. However, they face discrimination, bias, and marginalization, which is further compounded for those with disabilities. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened their situation, with gender-based violence increasing and anecdotal evidence suggesting that older women and women with disabilities are more affected. The brief…

  • Generations United

    Generations United is a non-profit organization that advocates for children, youth, and older adults in communities and Washington, DC. Established in 1986 by leaders of several organizations, their work includes inspiring policymakers and media to use intergenerational strategies to tackle economic issues. They also develop reports and convene national expert symposiums on intergenerational issues and were named 2019 Advocate of the Year by the North American Council on Adoptable Children. Generations United empowers organizations that serve grandfamilies through tools, training, and…

  • Giving a damn about accessibility - A candid and practical handbook for designers.

    The essence of digital accessibility lies in ensuring equal access to information, functionality, and experiences on digital platforms for all individuals, regardless of their disabilities or traits commonly associated with disabilities. This encompasses physical disabilities, neurodiversity conditions, and the impact of socio-economic discrimination on people with disabilities. The definition of disability encompasses various types, including permanent, temporary, and situational disabilities. While the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) have been in existence since 1999, numerous…

  • Global Accessibility Awareness Day Continues!

    On May 16, 2024, we celebrated the 13th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). This day is dedicated to raising awareness about digital access and inclusion for people with disabilities. But the conversation doesn't have to stop there—join us in continuing to spread awareness and drive change. The GAAD Foundation, established in 2021 for GAAD's 10th anniversary, aims to revolutionize the tech industry by making accessibility a fundamental aspect of digital product development. Their mission underscores the importance of considering accessibility from the start, ensuring digital spaces are…

  • Global Accessibility Pulse 2026 - Natalie P Tucker

    Natalie P. Tucker explains that the internet is more accessible than it was 10 years ago in some important ways, with more organisations building accessibility into product development, stronger design systems, earlier accessibility planning, better tools, stronger communities, and greater awareness; however, she stresses that real user experiences remain inconsistent and often worse at scale, as shown by rising WebAIM Million error rates, increasingly complex interfaces, faster release cycles, and AI-generated code created by people who may lack accessibility fundamentals. She argues that much accessibility work is still driven by compliance, which is only a low bar, because a product can meet WCAG and still be frustrating for people with disabilities. Her main point is that lasting progress depends on treating accessibility as a core measure of product quality rather than simply a requirement.

  • Jeremy Smith, pictured for this piece about graduating from the Colorado Center for the Blind.

    Graduating from the Colorado Center for the Blind Means More Than Skills

    Jeremy Smith opens with a clear turning point: on January 8, 2025, he walks into the Colorado Center for the Blind at 2233 West Shepperd Avenue. He names the cost of leaving Kentucky and traces early fear to years when retinitis pigmentosa wasn’t plainly explained—then sets a plain goal: rebuild the self he’s believed in. Instruction reads as craft with real stakes. Training lives in ordinary places—streets, stations, kitchens, conversations—so repeated practice and firm expectations steady his reactions. The deeper change is trust in himself; the tools of travel, tactile reading, and modern…

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