Technology is everywhere: in our pockets, on our wrists, in our ears. For many, it’s a source of convenience, but for more than 1 in 4 Americans with disabilities, it can be a gateway to communication ...

The National Security Agency’s accessibility program leads the Intelligence Community in meeting the technology needs of employees with disabilities. Alexander Slagg is a freelance writer specializing ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Keely founded Making Space, closing the disability employment gap. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This ...

We are thrilled to see our tenants enjoying a home that was designed specifically with their needs, independence and quality of life in mind.” — Earle Schwarz, executive director of Intunity MEMPHIS, ...

Patient check-in and payment kiosks can improve efficiency, reduce paperwork and shorten lines, but they can also create barriers for those with disabilities. For hospitals, clinics and other health ...

There is no physical disability that should dampen the spirit of ability and perseverance in humans. It’s to this effect that the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed December 3 as the ...

PARIS (AP) — As Paris shines under the global spotlight of the Olympic Games, technological innovations are enabling people with visual impairments to take it in. Each Olympic venue is a mosaic of ...

UB's Software and Web-based Services Review is required to comply with federal and state regulations, SUNY and UB (University at Buffalo) policies, and industry best practice. The goal is to identify ...

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), a national video game industry trade association, unveiled a new Accessible Games Initiative this week, intended to standardize information for players ...

The fashion industry faces a significant challenge in providing accessible clothing for people with disabilities. Despite the frequent release of new collections, 75% of individuals with disabilities ...

Disability receives just two cents of every philanthropic dollar. Griffen Stapp of Ability Central on why funders overlook disability, and how to fix it.

One in four U.S. adults has some form of disability. Only 39% of Americans view national parks as an accessible travel option for any level of ability or disability. Technology can help break down ...