Access Information News for Monday, March 30, 2026 – Volume 1060

The Wigglewow Story: Creating Careers, Changing Lives | Wigglewow | YouTube.com | March 21, 2026

In this video, Mark Feifer explains how his Christian faith led him to leave corporate America and found Wigglewow, a dog treat company created to provide meaningful jobs for adults with special needs. He describes how he spent years developing a treat dogs strongly preferred, believing that a successful product was necessary to support more employment, and how the company grew from a small shed operation into a larger team making and delivering treats. Mark also highlights the practical improvements Wigglewow made over time, such as simplifying treat shapes, creating training guides, and standardizing production and decorating processes to help employees succeed. Alongside the business mission, he emphasizes the company’s spiritual purpose of sharing the gospel and supporting families, and he ends by sharing Wigglewow’s ambitious goal of becoming the largest employer in America by 2029.

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1.) Top 5 Most Clicked News Articles From Last Week 📊️

A.) When Slowing Down Can Save A Life: Training Law Enforcement To Understand Autism | DisabilityScoop.com | March 19, 2026

Law enforcement training sessions are being conducted to help officers recognize and appropriately respond to individuals with autism during encounters. The program aims to foster understanding of sensory overload and appropriate de-escalation techniques, thereby facilitating safer interactions and preventing tragic incidents.

B.) With Settlement, Lyft Pushed To Improve Accessibility | DisabilityScoop.com | March 20, 2026

Lyft has reached a settlement with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights after allegations of discrimination against a student who is blind traveling with a service dog. The settlement requires Lyft to enhance its accessibility policies, educate drivers, and improve its app to prevent service animal ride cancellations.

C.) Dating A Blind Person Vs. Dating A Sighted Person! | Molly Burke | YouTube.com | March 18, 2026

Molly Burke shares her unique insights and experiences in dating as a blind person, contrasting them with the perspectives of those who can see. This engaging discussion sheds light on the different challenges and rewards faced in both types of relationships.

D.) Trump Suggests Newsom Can’t Be President Because Of His Learning Disability | KTLA.com | March 18, 2026

President Donald Trump criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom, referencing his dyslexia and suggesting it would disqualify him from the presidency, drawing attention to ongoing political tensions and disability stigma.

E.) The 2024 ADA Web Accessibility Rule Still Stands — So Why Is Everyone Suddenly on Edge? | Aaron Di Blasi | AT-Newswire.com | March 17, 2026

Here, Aaron Di Blasi, Director for the AT-Newswire PR Service, explains that the 2024 ADA Title II web accessibility rule for state and local government websites and mobile apps remains fully in force, even as anxiety grows around a possible unpublished change now under review inside DOJ and OIRA. The article’s core message is that nothing has been rolled back yet: WCAG 2.1 Level AA remains the operative standard, and the existing compliance deadlines still stand. What has changed is the process. DOJ appears to have shifted from a more ordinary rulemaking path to the faster, less transparent interim-final-rule route, and that has disability advocates, public entities, and vendors all watching closely.

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2.) Adjusting and Coping with Vision Loss Together | HadleyHelps.org | March 28, 2026

Vision loss looks different for everyone, and each person adjusts in their own unique way. But you don’t have to face this journey alone. In this episode, we talk about our new Adjusting and Coping Together video series. Blending real stories from members of the Hadley community with coping strategies many have found helpful, these videos address the emotional toll vision loss can have and offer ways to work through these common challenges.

March 28, 2026 📅️

3.) I Proposed To My Blind Girlfriend! | Molly Burke | YouTube.com | March 27, 2026

An emotional engagement unfolds as a heartfelt proposal surprises a blind girlfriend. Collaborating with Brilliant Earth, the partner presents a unique, custom ring designed to capture the moment perfectly.

4.) We Hired A Caregiver! | Squirmy and Grubs | YouTube.com | March 27, 2026

In a heartwarming reflection of their interabled life, Shane and Hannah introduce their new caregiver, showcasing the evolving dynamics and support this addition brings to their relationship. The episode highlights candid moments and the joy of collaboration in daily living activities.

5.) Autism Dating Show Returning To Netflix | DisabilityScoop.com | March 27, 2026

The Emmy-winning documentary series “Love on the Spectrum” is set to return for a fourth season on Netflix, showcasing the dating journeys of adults with autism. The new season will feature returning couples and introduce new participants, promising exciting developments and personal milestones.

6.) This Entrepreneur With Down Syndrome Is Building A Booming Spice Blend Brand | DisabilityScoop.com | March 27, 2026

Max Crawford, a 22-year-old with Down syndrome, has founded Max Mix Gourmet Spice Blends, which is sold in over 150 stores across the Midwest. Celebrating his progress towards independence, Max’s business has also raised funds for local nonprofits, showcasing the positive impact of community support.

7.) What Happens When We Forget Our Past? | Barrier Free Canada | Donna J. Jodhna, LLB, ACSP, MBA | March 27, 2026

When we need help, we reach out and more often than not, helping hands reach back. They guide, advise, and support us through moments when the ground feels unsteady. Someone opens a door. Someone makes a call. Someone believes in us when we’re not quite ready to believe in ourselves.

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8.) From Celebrity Agent To Recovery: Darren Prince’s Untold Story With Sean Callagy | Sean Callagy | YouTube.com | March 26, 2026

Darren Prince shares his powerful transformation from a high-profile celebrity agent to a recovery advocate, revealing the hidden challenges of addiction that often accompany success. As he reflects on his journey and the impact of unresolved pain, Darren emphasizes the profound importance of honesty, purpose, and personal growth in reclaiming one’s life.

9.) Justice Department Sues SeaWorld And Other Theme Parks Over Wheeled Walker Ban | Justice.gov | March 26, 2026

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit alleging that a policy banning wheeled walkers with seats at parks operated by United Parks & Resorts violates the Americans with Disabilities Act. The complaint targets practices at multiple Florida theme parks, including SeaWorld Orlando.

10.) Ed Department May Offload Special Education Soon, Advocates Warn | DisabilityScoop.com | March 26, 2026

As the U.S. Department of Education shifts responsibilities to other agencies, advocates express concern that special education oversight may be transferred next. There are discussions about moving programs from the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services to the Department of Health and Human Services, which could fundamentally alter the approach to special education.

11.) Deaf Kids Get Hands-On STEM Experiences At Kennedy Space Center | FloridaToday.com | March 26, 2026

Twenty-five deaf and hard-of-hearing students participated in immersive STEM activities at Kennedy Space Center, including virtual astronaut training and rover simulations. The program aims to expand access to science education through hands-on learning supported by interpreters.

12.) Netherlands: 6 In 10 Dutch Webshops Inaccessible To Users With Disabilities | NLTimes.nl | March 26, 2026

A review by the Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets found that most major webshops fail to meet legal accessibility standards. Despite new obligations requiring inclusive online services, many platforms still prevent users with disabilities from completing purchases independently.

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13.) The Fight To Stay Home: How A Lawsuit Could Upend Disability Care | DisabilityScoop.com | March 25, 2026

A Texas lawsuit challenges Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, threatening the availability of Medicaid waivers for community living, which could lead to increased institutionalization of people with disabilities. Advocates warn that a victory for Texas could dismantle essential services that allow individuals like Luke Lunday to live at home with support.

14.) Accessible Cruises | Ed Henkler | The Blind Guide | March 25, 2026

Setting Sail with Confidence: Moving from the initial shock of vision loss to regaining the freedom to explore the world is a journey that requires the right tools and the right mindset. And perhaps most importantly, the right partners. When it comes to travel, the “Right to Roam” shouldn’t be limited by what you can or cannot see.

15.) The Trump Administration Is Waging War On People With Disabilities. Decent Americans Cannot Let Them Win | GoodMenProject.com | March 25, 2026

The commentary criticizes former President Trump’s rhetoric and record on disability issues, arguing that his actions and statements have undermined protections for people with disabilities. It urges Americans to oppose policies viewed as harmful to this community.

16.) Local Volunteers Work To Make The Outdoors Accessible To Everyone | C-Ville.com | March 25, 2026

Volunteers are working to improve accessibility at natural and recreational sites so people with mobility challenges can better enjoy the outdoors. The effort reflects a broader push to ensure public spaces are inclusive and accessible to all.

17.) Art Exhibition Designed For Blind Visitors Marks Latest Step In Accessibility At Washington Pavilion | Pigeon605.com | March 25, 2026

A new exhibition at the Washington Pavilion allows blind visitors to experience famous artworks through tactile reproductions equipped with interactive audio narration. The initiative expands access to visual art by combining touch and sound for a more inclusive museum experience.

18.) Missouri Senate Unanimously Passes Bill To Shield Business Owners From ‘Sue And Settle’ Lawsuits | KY3.com | March 25, 2026

Missouri lawmakers advanced legislation giving businesses 90 days to address alleged ADA website violations before facing legal action. Supporters say the measure protects small businesses from costly lawsuits while maintaining accessibility compliance.

19.) Canada: Majority Of B.C.’s Courthouses Inaccessible, Unsafe For Intimate Partner Violence Victims: Report | CBC.ca | March 25, 2026

A report by Rise Women’s Legal Centre found many British Columbia courthouses lack adequate accessibility features and safety measures for victims of intimate partner violence. The findings highlight structural barriers, including limited wheelchair space and insufficient entry and exit options.

20.) UK: Airport Staff Blindfolded To Understand Sight Loss | BBC.com | March 25, 2026

Exeter Airport staff underwent blindfold training led by Guide Dogs to better assist visually impaired passengers. The program teaches employees how to act as sighted guides and understand the challenges faced by travelers with sight loss.

21.) UK: Train Travel Exclusion Looms For Millions As EU Faces Accessibility Crisis | BrusselsTimes.com | March 25, 2026

With nearly a quarter of EU residents identifying as disabled, gaps in railway accessibility risk excluding millions from train travel. Slow progress in upgrading stations and infrastructure could take centuries to achieve full accessibility at the current pace.

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22.) What It’s Really Like to Win Miss Teen USA as a Black Woman | Molly Burke | YouTube.com | March 24, 2026

Molly Burke joins Kamie Crawford in an insightful conversation exploring the unique experiences and challenges faced by Black women in beauty pageants. Together, they shed light on representation, empowerment, and the journey to self-acceptance within the competitive world of Miss Teen USA.

23.) Adidas Introduces Shoe Geared Towards Athletes With Down Syndrome | DisabilityScoop.com | March 24, 2026

Adidas has launched the Supernova Rise 3 Adaptive shoe, designed specifically for athletes with Down syndrome and other disabilities. The shoe features a hands-free entry, a low-pressure lacing system, and modifications to meet the needs of individuals with various foot shapes and sensory needs.

24.) More College Students Are Seeking Disability Accommodations. Why? | DisabilityScoop.com | March 24, 2026

The percentage of students registering with disabilities at colleges across the U.S. has surged, especially at Stanford University, where 38% of undergraduates are registered. This increase is attributed to rising mental health diagnoses in young people since the pandemic, raising questions about the usage and potential exploitation of accessibility services.

25.) Social Security Eyes SSI Reforms | DisabilityScoop.com | March 24, 2026

The Social Security Administration is launching a digital transformation of its Supplemental Security Income program with a new team focused on enhancing efficiency and compliance for recipients. Over 170 reforms are underway to improve payment accuracy and streamline processes.

26.) Access Information News Website Redesign Now Complete | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher | March 24, 2026

I am incredibly excited to report that a complete redesign of the Access Information News website is now complete.

27.) A Quadruple Amputee Inspired Others Through Cornhole. He’s Now Accused Of Murder. | WashingtonPost.com | March 24, 2026

Dayton Webber, a professional cornhole player who lost his hands and feet to a childhood infection, was arrested for allegedly shooting a friend.

28.) The Fight To Stay Home: How A Texas Lawsuit Could Upend Disability Care | KeeneSentinel.com | March 24, 2026

A Texas lawsuit is raising concerns about the future of Section 504 and its integration mandate, which guarantees people with disabilities access to services in their homes and communities. Advocates warn the case could threaten longstanding protections that allow individuals with complex medical needs to remain at home.

29.) Your Music Festival Is ADA Compliant. It’s Still Not Accessible | Afar.com | March 24, 2026

Major festivals may meet ADA standards yet still fall short of meaningful accessibility for attendees with disabilities. Wheelchair user Jillian Mercado’s experience at Burning Man underscores the gap between technical compliance and genuine inclusion.

30.) New Haven Needs To Prioritize Accessibility | NewHavenIndependent.org | March 24, 2026

Ongoing accessibility problems in New Haven, from park access to bus infrastructure, reveal gaps in the city’s planning and response efforts. Advocates argue a more coordinated and proactive strategy is needed to effectively serve residents with disabilities.

31.) UK: Festivals Made More Accessible For Disabled People After Agreement With Equality Watchdog | Wired-Gov.net | March 24, 2026

Major UK festivals including Reading, Leeds and Download have committed to improving accessibility following a legal agreement with the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The action comes after complaints about inadequate facilities and treatment of disabled attendees.

32.) Spain: Soccer’s Growing Accessibility Initiative Takes Its Model Global With Ligue 1 Support | Forbes.com | March 24, 2026

A Spanish-founded initiative promoting inclusive matchday experiences is expanding globally with support from France’s Ligue 1. The program aims to embed accessibility and inclusion into professional football at an international scale.

33.) UK: Breaking An Ankle Led To Manchester Student’s Fashion Career | BBC.com | March 24, 2026

After breaking her ankle, a Manchester fashion student recognized how inaccessible everyday clothing can be and launched an adaptive fashion brand. Her label collaborates with people with disabilities to design practical, stylish garments that address real accessibility needs.

March 23, 2026 📅️

34.) They Told Him He’d Be Bedridden… Now He Built A Million Dollar Brand | Driven By Purpose | YouTube.com | March 23, 2026

Drew Davis shares his compelling journey from being the only disabled student in his school to establishing STACKED, a multi-million dollar brand. Through humor and honesty, he reveals how he defied expectations, lost over 100 pounds, and is reshaping perceptions about disability, emphasizing that authenticity resonates more deeply than polished messaging.

35.) How A Trump-Backed Voting Bill Could Impact People With Disabilities | DisabilityScoop.com | March 23, 2026

Proposed legislation known as the SAVE America Act could impose new voting requirements, such as documentary proof of citizenship and government-issued ID, which may disenfranchise voters with disabilities. Advocates highlight that these changes could hinder voting access for millions of people with disabilities who already face significant barriers when voting.

36.) Parent Questions Merkel Elementary Accessibility; District Says Campus Is Above ADA Code | KTXS.com | March 23, 2026

A parent of a kindergarten student with mobility and vision impairments is questioning whether Merkel Elementary is fully accessible, despite the district’s claim that it exceeds ADA standards. The situation highlights the practical challenges families face navigating school campuses.

37.) How The SAVE America Act Hurts Disabled Voters | Time.com | March 23, 2026

As Congress considers the SAVE America Act, concerns are growing that stricter voter registration and ID requirements would disproportionately burden disabled Americans. Existing accessibility challenges at polling places could be compounded by the proposed changes.

38.) Canada: Cowardly Display Of Politics By UCP On Alberta Accessibility Act | EdmontonSun.com | March 23, 2026

An opinion piece criticizes Alberta’s United Conservative Party over its handling of the Accessibility Act, arguing political decisions have stalled meaningful progress. The commentary reflects frustration over unmet promises to build a more inclusive province for people with disabilities.

39.) Canada: How These P.E.I. Churches Are Renovating To Make Services More Accessible | CBC.ca | March 23, 2026

Several historic churches in Prince Edward Island are undertaking renovations, including installing lifts, to remove physical barriers and welcome congregants with diverse accessibility needs. Leaders say the upgrades ensure their buildings are open to everyone.

Last Week 📅️

40.) “I Had To Deal With The Reality Of The Situation” | Hadley | Insights and Sound Bites | March 21, 2026

When Pat was diagnosed with an inherited retinal disease, her doctor told her she wouldn’t go completely blind, but her life would change forever. And while it’s been a hard road, she’s found some things along the way that help.

41.) The Wigglewow Story: Creating Careers, Changing Lives | Wigglewow | YouTube.com | March 21, 2026

In this video, Mark Feifer explains how his Christian faith led him to leave corporate America and found Wigglewow, a dog treat company created to provide meaningful jobs for adults with special needs. He describes how he spent years developing a treat dogs strongly preferred, believing that a successful product was necessary to support more employment, and how the company grew from a small shed operation into a larger team making and delivering treats. Mark also highlights the practical improvements Wigglewow made over time, such as simplifying treat shapes, creating training guides, and standardizing production and decorating processes to help employees succeed. Alongside the business mission, he emphasizes the company’s spiritual purpose of sharing the gospel and supporting families, and he ends by sharing Wigglewow’s ambitious goal of becoming the largest employer in America by 2029.

42.) The SAVE America Act Threatens Accessible Voting For People With Disabilities | Thearc.org | March 20, 2026

Proposed federal legislation would require in-person proof of citizenship and stricter identification to vote, creating new hurdles for people with disabilities. Advocates warn the bill could add barriers at every stage of the voting process.

43.) Cambridge’s Disability Policies Draw More Questions Than Answers | Cambridgeday.com | March 20, 2026

Cambridge officials faced questions during a committee meeting about how the city addresses disability issues and supports residents with disabilities. Concerns from residents prompted scrutiny of whether accessibility efforts are sufficiently prioritized and discussed publicly.

44.) Viral Video Appears To Show Blind Plane Passenger Caught In Tense Service Dog Dispute | FoxNews.com | March 19, 2026

A blind airline passenger traveling with his guide dog became the focus of a tense in-flight dispute after other travelers objected to the animal’s placement and sought the same underseat space. The viral video has sparked widespread debate over how airlines enforce service animal policies.

45.) Remarkable World Commentary Episode #81: Interview with Dean Steacy, Lifelong Advocate | Donna J. Jodhan, LLB, ACSP, MBA | March 19, 2026

In this powerful episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna J. Jodhan speaks with longtime advocate Dean Steacy about the roots of his lifelong fight for justice, fairness, and equal opportunity. Dean reflects on advocating for himself from early childhood, pushing past exclusion in sports, overcoming prejudice in school and the workplace, and later building a career in public service and human rights. He shares how his work in government and at the Canadian Human Rights Commission deepened his understanding of discrimination, evidence, and institutional responsibility, while reinforcing his belief that real progress comes through persistence, courage, and a willingness to challenge barriers wherever they appear.

46.) Australia: $3000 Fines For Cab Drivers Who Rip Off Passengers With Disability | DCJ.nsw.gov.au | March 19, 2026

Taxi drivers in New South Wales who refuse travel subsidy payments or overcharge passengers using wheelchairs will face $3000 fines under new measures to strengthen transport accessibility. The changes close a loophole that previously allowed drivers to reject subsidy dockets without penalty.

47.) UK: Hidden ‘Time Tax’ Exposes Everyday Cost Of Poor Accessibility Information | Thiis.co.uk | March 19, 2026

New research from Euan’s Guide shows many disabled people in the UK spend hours each week navigating inadequate accessibility information. The findings reveal a hidden “time tax” that increases stress and limits participation in everyday activities.

48.) Canada: Federal Government Investing $183 Million To Support Toronto’s Infrastructure And Transit Accessibility | NowToronto.com | March 19, 2026

Canada’s federal government is investing $183 million in Toronto to upgrade infrastructure and improve accessibility across the city’s transit system. The funding is part of a national initiative aimed at strengthening community infrastructure amid economic uncertainty.

49.) Red Alert: The DOJ Title II Web Accessibility Rule Is In Danger! | ConvergeAccessibility.com | March 17, 2026

The DOJ’s Title II web accessibility rule faces potential withdrawal, risking public access to essential government services for individuals with disabilities. The post emphasizes the importance of maintaining the current rule and mobilizing advocacy efforts to prevent any reduction in protections and advocates for immediate action to support the rule.

50.) I Tried To Educate An Accessibility Overlay Company From The Inside | Chris Yoong | March 10, 2026

Storytime. I recently interviewed for an Accessibility Developer role. I hadn’t heard of the company before, and when I checked the overlay fact sheet, they weren’t listed. I noticed several prominent figures in the accessibility space promoting the role, and even some well-known disability activists were endorsing the company. However, as the interview progressed, my heart dropped. I realised with a sinking feeling.

51.) The Accessibility D.E.N.N.I.S. System | JaredCunha.com | March 6, 2026

This article critiques the performative nature of accessibility efforts by organizations, particularly focusing on the National Design Studio’s claims and failures in delivering genuine solutions for users with disabilities. It illustrates the concept of the “Accessibility D.E.N.N.I.S. System,” drawing parallels between manipulative marketing tactics and accessibility practices.

52.) On Matters Of Accessibility | BethDeConinck.com | March 4, 2026

Beth DeConinck reflects on the diverse paths professionals take into accessibility and critiques the naïve approaches of newcomers, specifically examining Edward Coristine’s assertions about redefining accessibility in public technology within the context of a government administration that undermines services for disabled individuals. This article stresses the importance of understanding the broader implications of accessibility work in governance.

53.) What I Like About WCAG 3.0 | Afixt.com | March 3, 2026

The updated draft of WCAG 3.0 shifts accessibility standards towards a more outcome-oriented approach, highlighting the importance of process and cognitive needs. Key changes include a graduated conformance model, expanded device coverage, and the introduction of assertions that validate organizational practices in accessibility, paving the way for improved compliance and usability.

54.) Tell The Federal Government Not To Change The Title II Accessibility Regulations | LFLegal.com | March 2, 2026

Here Lainey Feingold addresses a potential change to the Title II accessibility regulations which mandates that government agencies ensure their websites and mobile apps are accessible to individuals with disabilities. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining these standards and details how individuals can voice their concerns to the government regarding any changes.

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March 31, 2024 | Highlights From The Fiscal Year 2025 Governmentwide Section 508 Assessment | Great Lakes ADA Center

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET, 5:00 PM GMT
Join the Great Lakes ADA Center for an in-depth overview of the FY 2025 Governmentwide Section 508 Assessment, examining how federal agencies are meeting accessibility requirements for information and communication technology. Presenters share key findings along with recommendations for Congress and federal agencies to improve accessibility and usability.

April 1, 2026, 2024 | Meeting Title II Accessibility Requirements: How the Compliance Impact People, What to Build (and Avoid), and the Key Decisions to Make During Development (Digital Accessibility Webinar) | Access Ingenuity

10:00 AM PT, 11:00 AM MT, 12:00 PM CT, 1:00 PM ET, 6:00 PM GMT
Join Michael Parker from Access Ingenuity for a practical discussion on how Title II and WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements shape real-world development decisions. Explore common accessibility barriers, what to build and avoid, and how to integrate effective testing practices into your workflow to create genuinely compliant digital content.

April 2, 2024 | Connecting Corners: Curb Ramps, Blended Transitions, Accessibility And PROWAG Basics | Accessibility Online

11:30 AM PT, 12:30 PM MT, 1:30 PM CT, 2:30 PM ET, 6:30 PM GMT
Join Accessibility Online for an in-depth session exploring the design and construction of curb ramps and blended transitions within pedestrian access routes. The presentation covers PROWAG requirements, legal standards, and practical guidance for ensuring accessible, compliant designs in both new construction and alteration projects, while addressing common challenges such as constrained sites and complex intersections.

April 11, 2024 | Steven Scott And Shaun Preece Talk Tech | Technology User Group At The Maryland State Library For The Blind And Print Disabled

7:00 AM PT, 8:00 AM MT, 9:00 AM CT, 10:00 AM ET, 2:00 PM GMT
Join the Technology User Group at the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled for a lively session featuring Steven Scott and Shaun Preece, hosts of the Double Tap podcast, as they explore accessible technology with insight, humor, and real-world perspective. Covering topics from screen readers to the latest assistive devices, this engaging discussion delivers both practical knowledge and an entertaining experience.

April 13, 2026 | Multiple Perspectives 2026 | Civil Rights Compliance Office At The Ohio State University

Hosted by the Civil Rights Compliance Office at The Ohio State University, the Twenty Sixth Annual Multiple Perspectives On Access, Inclusion & Disability Conference explores this year’s theme, “Infrastructures for Accessibility,” examining the policies, practices, and innovations that advance equality, full participation, and independent living for people with disabilities. The gathering highlights accessibility as integral to design, technology, and civic engagement while fostering collaboration across education, business, nonprofit, and government communities.

April 13, 2026 | The 26th Annual Multiple Perspective Conference: Infrastructures For Accessibility | The Ohio State University

12:00 AM PT, 1:00 AM MT, 2:00 AM CT, 3:00 AM ET, 8:00 AM GMT
Hosted by The Ohio State University, the 26th Annual Multiple Perspective Conference explores infrastructures for accessibility, emphasizing access as essential to design, innovation, and civic engagement. This year’s program invites presentations on policies and practices that advance inclusion and uphold the spirit of the ADA, with a focus on structures that enable full participation across society.

April 14, 2026 | The 26th Annual Multiple Perspective Conference: Infrastructures For Accessibility | The Ohio State University

12:00 AM PT, 1:00 AM MT, 2:00 AM CT, 3:00 AM ET, 8:00 AM GMT
Hosted by The Ohio State University, the 26th Annual Multiple Perspective Conference explores infrastructures for accessibility, emphasizing access as essential to design, innovation, and civic engagement. This year’s program invites presentations on policies and practices that advance inclusion and uphold the spirit of the ADA, with a focus on structures that enable full participation across society.

April 14, 2026 | Bird-A-Thon Information Session | Birdability

In this Birdability info session, blind and low-vision birders and their allies come together to learn about the global Bird-a-Thon, share tips for accessible birding by ear, and explore resources for inclusive participation.

April 14, 2026 | Multiple Perspectives 2026 | Civil Rights Compliance Office At The Ohio State University

Hosted by the Civil Rights Compliance Office at The Ohio State University, the Twenty Sixth Annual Multiple Perspectives On Access, Inclusion & Disability Conference centers on “Infrastructures for Accessibility,” inviting participants to examine enabling structures, from curb cuts to AI, that support full societal engagement. Through workshops and public discussions, the conference advances the ADA’s goals of equality of opportunity, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency.

April 28, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

May 3, 2026 | Birdability’s Blind Birder Bird-A-Thon | Birdability

Join Birdability for the Blind Birder Bird-A-Thon, a free, two-day, community-driven birding experience designed by and for blind and visually impaired birders. Participants are encouraged to explore their surroundings through sound, celebrating access, inclusion, and belonging in birding by ear from anywhere birds sing.

May 4, 2026 | Birdability’s Blind Birder Bird-A-Thon | Birdability

Join Birdability for the Blind Birder Bird-A-Thon, a free, two-day, community-driven birding experience designed by and for blind and visually impaired birders. Participants are encouraged to explore their surroundings through sound, celebrating access, inclusion, and belonging in birding by ear from anywhere birds sing.

May 21, 2026 | Global Accessibility Awareness Day | The GAAD Foundation

Join The GAAD Foundation on May 21, 2026, for the 15th Global Accessibility Awareness Day, a worldwide initiative designed to raise awareness about digital access and inclusion for more than one billion people with disabilities. The day encourages individuals, organizations, and developers to explore how technology can be designed and built to be accessible for all.

May 26, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

June 23, 2026 | Tech It Out | Hadley

11:00 AM PT, 12:00 PM MT, 1:00 PM CT, 2:00 PM ET, 7:00 PM GMT
Learn a few tips about everyday technology from a technology expert, ask your questions, and share your experiences.

July 3, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 4, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

The National Federation of the Blind advances the lives of its members and all blind people in the United States. Each year, we come together for important discussions, decisions, and information sharing. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to: Network with thousands of blind people. Connect with leaders in the field of blindness. Attend presentations on a variety of empowering topics. Learn about the latest technology and innovation. And much more. The convention is open to all. If you are attending the convention in Austin, Texas, register for the 2026 NFB National Convention now! Online registration is $25 and closes May 31. Registration will be available on-site at the convention, but the cost will increase. By registering, you will gain access to the largest gathering of blind people in the world, the agenda, the app, and timely convention news and communications. Virtual Experience Registration. If you cannot attend the convention in Texas, we offer opportunities for engagement and connection through the Virtual Experience. The registration fee is $10. Register for the 2026 NFB National Convention Virtual Experience. Your registration includes access to the app, the ability to stream sessions from anywhere, and the opportunity to win door prizes.

July 5, 2026 | 2026 National Federation of the Blind Convention | NFB

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