Durham-based Ablr Works has teamed up with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Services for the Blind (DSB) to kick off the initiative this month. Read more here.
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Through a partnership with the Center on Rural Innovation, Gig East and the City of Wilson are bringing more opportunities to the rural area thanks to training and accessibility.
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An estimated 26 percent of American voters, have a disability and may not have equal access and opportunity to browse campaign websites, a new study finds.
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The former tech division of LCI is branching out on its own to launch a joint venture today with Raleigh digital marketing agency Walk West. Under the new arrangement, it will operate as a separate entity and expand its offerings to include disability inclusion consultancy, in addition to accessibility services.
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To celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Durham’s LCI Tech is challenging people to learn about tech access and inclusion by trying a series of activities — like going mouseless for an hour or surfing the web using a screen reader — that give a little glimpse of some of the obstacles faced by those who are blind or low vision.
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To me, the positive aspect of this terrible situation we are going through is that more companies are figuring out how to enable their workforce to be able to work from home. This will greatly benefit the disability community, writes LCI Tech head John Samuel.
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