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North Dakota may remove content from websites to satify Title II Rule
North Dakota may remove content from websites to satisfy Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Larger governments must comply by April 2024, -
Be My Eyes expands visual support to 50 train stations in the US
Following a successful pilot in August, Be My Eyes is expanding live visual support to 50 train stations across the United States, including major hubs such -
Proposal to add dyslexia as a 14th separate category under IDEA
Legislation in Congress proposes adding dyslexia as a 14th separate disability category under IDEA, which currently identifies it under the broader Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD) -
Massachusetts digital accessibility and equity plan
Massachusetts released a statewide digital accessibility and equity strategic plan to ensure all executive agency digital services are accessible to people with disabilities. The plan -
Groundbreaking accessible development software from a developer who is blind.
Freya Shaw, a blind software developer and former University of Huddersfield student, has created Hodr Engine, an accessible development software for creating game and music‑development -
Mind mapping app for learners with dyslexia wins BETTA Award for SEND
ivvi Notes, an AI-powered mind mapping app for learners with dyslexia, won the BETT Award for SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) & Inclusion Resources