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A person in a library, wearing a dark jacket, reaches for a book on a shelf while holding a binder in their other arm — illustrating how blind people’s brains rewire to adapt and enhance other senses.
A new study delves into the neurological changes in people with blindness. It demonstrates that losing one's sight before the age of 3 causes long-term alterations and subsequent enhancements to the other senses.
A person typing on a laptop displaying the word "WEBSITE," surrounded by digital icons, while holding a green book — representing the importance of website accessibility for business.
PROVIDENCE, RI--(Marketwired - March 09, 2016) - Enforcement of the digital accessibility regulations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has been steadily increasing over the years, but there are factors aside from the legal obligations that help make a strong business case as to why attaining accessibility is a good idea. Companies and organizations prosper when they ensure their websites are accessible to all
A designer works on a laptop, creating graphics, with colorful elements displayed on the screen and a creative workspace visible — reflecting the question, "Should Accessibility Overlay Tools Be Used as a Strategic Part of Your Accessibility Efforts?
This is the age of technology and the world has changed a lot since I was born. My father (Robert Newsom) was a technologist for AT&T before most people had even heard of computers. He managed a computer that was the size of two city blocks in Jacksonville, Florida. From time to time, my brother and sisters and I would go to work with him.
Overwhelmed woman in a suit resting her head on a stack of papers, holding a sign that reads "DEADLINE," with a laptop and coffee cup nearby — representing businesses missing accessibility and struggling to meet important requirements.
Thousands of Ontario businesses have missed deadlines aimed at making the province accessible by 2025, but the government isn’t using all its resources to crack down on them.
A pensive man, a stroke survivor, stands against a wall wearing a light blue shirt and holding a pair of glasses, reflecting on accessibility and serious life changes.
Colbourne came from her room, clearly freshened up and happy with her attire, with quad cane in hand. Her mind cleary sharp, she apologized for the wait and, it being years between visits, she ask question after question, rather than providing answer after answer.

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