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Because some web pages behave like desktop programs and some desktop programs behave like web pages, there is an increase in complexity for screen reader users as long established routines and expected behaviors no longer work. Screen reader users must adapt to changing workflows and new behaviors on the fly more than ever before.   […]

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The first of its kind: Asian Americans with Disabilities Initiative’s FREE Resource Guide is here! Containing sections on: ADVOCACY 101 ACCESSIBILITY CULTURE ALLYSHIP and more… AADI’s free & accessible Resource Guide provides the next generation of AAPI individuals with the tools needed to combat ableism and encourage allyship within their communities. When you open this guide, you’ll […]

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A Webinar for Social Security Beneficiaries   Join the American Dream Employment Network on March 17 from 2:00-3:00 PM EST! Are you a Social Security disability beneficiary and want to know how working will affect your benefits? Are you afraid of losing benefits or medical coverage if you return to work? Learn about important topics that […]

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In celebration of National Entrepreneurship Week, join National Disability Institute (NDI) on Thursday, February 17, from 3:00-4:30 p.m. ET, for the webinar, Entrepreneurs with Disabilities: An Emerging Force. Hear from entrepreneurs with disabilities about their journey to business success. Learn about NDI’s new SBA-funded Community Navigator Pilot Program (CNPP) that is expanding the eco-system for entrepreneurs with disabilities through collaborative […]

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Stakeholder Engagement Will Help Redefine Maryland Education;Guide Implementation of Multi-Year Strategic Plan and theBlueprint for Maryland’s Future BALTIMORE, MD (January 31, 2022) – Charting a course to transformational change by leading the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future and shaping public education, the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) is launching the Maryland Public Schools Strategic Planning Survey. […]

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It’s no secret that people of color face systemic inequities in virtually all aspects of society. Access to disability services and community living support is, unfortunately, no different. Barriers that disabled people of color face when pursuing effective community living are upheld at an institutional level, with intrinsically discriminatory policies and practices around housing, policing, […]

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