Accessibility
We Cannot Ignore the Connection Between Disability and Intimate Partner Abuse
This blog post is part of a series in partnership with the Disability Visibility Project® to bring attention to the omission of disability from larger conversations taking place within the #MeToo Movement. Trigger warning: this post discusses abuse, violence, and…
VIDEO: The Right to Your Graduation
It’s the New Year, and that means we are just about six months away from graduation. Graduation is an exciting time to celebrate all of our accomplishments, but what if you can’t attend your own graduation because you have a…
‘Tis the Season for Inclusive Holiday Festivities
‘Tis the season for parties, from office holiday parties, to those hosted by friends and families, to charity galas. And we all know what comes with large public shindigs: Inevitable accessibility problems. When events designed to make people feel like…
VIDEO: Why Describe?
Remember, if your videos don't have audio description, they probably aren't accessible. If you aren't familiar with audio descriptions, watch and share our video on why audio descriptions matter.
VIDEO: All Signs Point to Change
The International Symbol of Access is suppose to indicate barrier-free areas for all disabled people. However, the symbol itself seems to be the biggest obstacle for many of us. How can disability be better represented to broaden what accessibility truly…
VIDEO: Still Segregated
Blind students shouldn’t have to choose between knowledge and independence – but they are often forced to. Does this sound like an equal education to you? Courtney Cole calls out the inequality that blind students face in Washington State and…
VIDEO: Like the Mic
Like the Mic outlines the need for facilitators and organizers to prioritize accessibility at their public events and meetings. The use of microphones benefits everyone, and allows attendees to feel fully included.…
Unshoveled College Campuses Leave Disabled Students in the Cold
Have you ever wondered why the song is titled “Walking in a Winter Wonderland”? The answer is quite simple: the Winter Wonderland is completely inaccessible, leaving thousands of people with physical disabilities and mobility impairments unable to traverse through the…