Accessibility in the News — 5/13/2022.

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AEW Facing Lawsuit For Violating the Americans With Disabilities Act

May 6, 2022 | Source: The Overtimer & Top Class Actions

PNC Class Action Alleges Website Not Accessible To Blind, Visually Impaired

May 9, 2022 | Source: Top Class Actions

Uncommon Goods Class Action Claims Website Not Accessible To Blind, Visually Impaired

May 9, 2022 | Source: Top Class Actions

Talbots Class Action Claims Website Not Accessible To Blind, Visually Impaired

May 10, 2022 | Source: Top Class Actions

Marriott Class Action Claims Website Not Accessible to Blind, Visually Impaired

May 11, 2022 | Source: Top Class Actions

AEW has made all sorts of waves in the professional wrestling world since they burst on the scene in 2019, but this time the attention they’re getting isn’t the kind they want. Plaintiff Luigi Abreu claims that AEW violated the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) because the AEW Show website “is no equally accessible to blind and visually-impaired consumers.” Luigi is a visually-impaired and legally blind person and requires a screen reading software to read websites…

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New Alzheimer’s test could detect disease early, be more accessible

May 5, 2022 | Source: News Center Maine

Nearly six million Americans likely live with Alzheimer’s disease, according to the National Institutes of Health. Many don’t yet know they have the disease. The FDA approved marketing for the first in-vitro test for Alzheimer’s, analyzing fluid collected by a spinal tap to identify the degenerative disease early and possibly cheaper than other methods, like PET scans. Drew Wyman is the executive director of Maine’s Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association…

Department of Education announces intent to strengthen and protect rights for students with disabilities by amending regulations implementing Section 504

May 6, 2022 | Source: DOE

Forty-five years after publication of the regulations implementing Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the landmark disability civil rights law, the U.S. Department of Education announced plans to gather public input on possible amendments to those regulations in order to strengthen and protect the rights of students with disabilities. Section 504 prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in public and private programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance, including schools and postsecondary institutions…

What makes a parish ‘accessible’?

May 6, 2022 | Source: The Pillar

One of the most important missions of the local parish is modeling the family love which the baptized are called to share, reflecting God’s love for each one of his children. As part of that mission, parishes often have conversations about “accessibility” and “inclusivity” for Catholics with disabilities. But what does it mean to be an accessible and welcoming parish for persons with disabilities? Is it even right to think in terms of “welcoming” people who, by every right, should consider the parish their home in the first place?…

U.S. Attorney’s Office Reaches ADA Settlement with Milnor Public School District

May 6, 2022 | Source: Department of Justice U.S. Attorney’s Office District of North Dakota

Interim United States Attorney Nicholas W. Chase announced today that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of North Dakota entered into a settlement agreement with the Milnor Public School District (“School District”) to resolve an allegation that the School District violated the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”). The settlement agreement resolves an ADA complaint alleging that the newly constructed playground at the Milnor Public School is inaccessible to students with disabilities, and that the School District failed to provide accessible transportation to a student with a disability for a field trip…

U.S. Tennis Association Seeks to Dismiss Disability Bias Suit

May 9, 2022 | Source: Bloomberg Law

The U.S. Tennis Association asked the Southern District of New York to toss a lawsuit claiming that its website violates the Americans with Disabilities Act, saying the plaintiff is a serial litigant who files “cut and paste complaints.” Robert Weekes’ suit alleges the USTA website fails to make accommodations for the visually impaired, in violation of the ADA and New York City Human Rights Law. He seeks to have the case certified as a class action. But Weekes has “filed a staggering 79 nearly identical” complaints, “unleashing a tsunami of meritless litigation in this district, and perverting the very purposes …

Florida college valedictorian with nonverbal autism delivers motivational graduation address using a text-to-speech computer program

May 9, 2022 | Source: Daily Mail & NPR

A Florida college valedictorian with nonverbal autism delivered a moving graduation address through a text-to-speech computer program. Elizabeth Bonker, 24, originally from New Jersey, was able to talk until she was 15 months old, when she suddenly lost her ability to speak and was diagnosed with autism. But that didn’t stop her from standing in front of the 2022 class at Rollins College’s graduation ceremony on Sunday and delivering a powerful speech…

Accessibility groups team up to make northwest Ohio birding more inclusive

May 10, 2022 | Source: NBC24

Halfway through the Biggest Week in American Birding, people from all over have made their way to the Toledo area, especially Swan Creek Preserve Metropark. The Black Swamp Bird Observatory partnered with the two organizations to include everyone in birding trips to northwest Ohio. Birding is a hobby that The Ability Center and Birdability want to make sure everyone can enjoy it. Tuesday, those who have access challenges had their chance to see birds up close…

Deaf education vote is the latest parents’ rights battleground in L.A.

May 10, 2022 | Source: Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Unified School District is poised to vote on a controversial proposal that could reshape education for thousands of deaf and hard-of-hearing students, a key battle in a long national fight over how such children learn language. Oscar winner Marlee Matlin and the American Civil Liberties Union are among those urging the Board of Education to pass Resolution 029-21/22 at its meeting Tuesday, inaugurating a new Department of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education…

Louise Andrews: I watched male loved ones deny their hearing loss. Left untreated, it devastated their lives.

May 11, 2022 | Source: Chicago Tribune

Purging closets bursting with hideous ties reminded me of how difficult it is to “gift” a father with something of value on Father’s Day. I had a very close relationship with my father and both grandfathers, who supported and protected me always. Fatherly and grandfatherly support is a profound gift for any daughter or granddaughter. I am eternally grateful for these mentors and wish their loving influence had persisted longer. All my fathers had excellent longevity. But what could have helped them to live even longer, more engaged and fuller lives?…

Microsoft Expands Its Range of Accessible Accessories

May 11, 2022 | Source: The Wall Street Journal

Microsoft Corp. is introducing new hardware designed for users who have difficulty using a standard mouse and keyboard setup. The company’s modular Adaptive Input Ecosystem, slated for release in the fall, consists of a square mouse, a button with eight digital switches and a hub that connects the hardware to a computer. Users can enter computer keystrokes, shortcuts and commands of their choice with the press of a single switch. They can program a switch to leave a video meeting and close down the tab, for instance, compose a standard email reply and send it, or carry out a command such as Ctrl+Alt+Delete…

LA city sports program for people with disabilities moves toward expansion

May 11, 2022 | Source: Los Angeles Daily News

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a motion on Wednesday, May 11, aimed at creating an expanded citywide sports program inclusive of people with physical disabilities. The motion was introduced by Councilmen Paul Krekorian and Mitch O’Farrell on March 22. “Today’s vote means that kids, transition-aged youth, adults and seniors from across Los Angeles will soon have the opportunity to participate in low-cost sports programming regardless of access needs, geography or income,” O’Farrell said after the vote…

NJ Transit Offers inclusive tech to assist hard-of-hearing, people with Autism and more

May 11, 2022 | Source: The Jersey Tomato Press

NJ TRANSIT today announced the launch of two new technology-focused initiatives to help customers navigate travel on the system as safely and efficiently as possible. Advancements include efforts aimed at improving accessibility on NJ TRANSIT for neurodiverse customers and customers with mobility challenges. Through its partnership with Magnusmode, NJ TRANSIT will assist autistic and neurodiverse customers with the help of MagnusCards, a free mobile app that combines the instruction of an autism educational specialist with real-world images…

UX for All: States Push for Broader Accessibility Online

May 11, 2022 | Source: Government Technology

As state governments look to modernize their online assets for a wider audience, they are putting an increased emphasis on improving the overall user experience. But what does this process look like for organizations with as many online points of contact as state government? Texas completed a website overhaul last summer, and Michigan finished its own last month, each taking different steps to improve the online experience for their constituents. Before setting off to improve usability, government digital asset design and development staff must understand what the term really means…

Deaf community reacts to new Barbie with hearing aids

May 11, 2022 | Source: WGNO

Barbie is releasing its first version of the 63-year-old doll that has hearing aids and though members of Baton Rouge’s Deaf community are pleased with the release of the new toy, some say even more could be done to promote inclusion of certain cultures within the Deaf community. Megan Wimberly, a Deaf woman from Baton Rouge told BRProud, “I grew up with Barbie dolls, and I remember I was excited when a Barbie came out signing the ILY sign-the Mattel Barbie Sign Language…

Exclusive: Mickey Mouse Funhouse Introduces Deaf Character Named Fig

May 11, 2022 | Source: Romper & AWN

Mickey Mouse and the gang are meeting a new character on Disney Junior’s Mickey Mouse Funhouse this week, and he is the show’s first deaf friend! This character is a gnome named Fig, who will be on the new episode, “The Music of the Seasons,” premiering Friday, May 13. Fig will also appear in future episodes of Mickey Mouse Funhouse, a show geared toward kids ages 2-7 featuring Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto, and Funny, an enchanted talking playhouse…

Justice Department and EEOC Warn Against Disability Discrimination

May 12, 2022 | Source: Department of Justice & EEOC & ADA

The Department of Justice and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today each released a technical assistance document about disability discrimination when employers use artificial intelligence (AI) and other software tools to make employment decisions. Employers increasingly use AI and other software tools to help them select new employees, monitor performance, and determine pay or promotions. Employers may give computer-based tests to applicants or use computer software to score applicants’ resumes. Many of these tools use algorithms or AI…

Dell manager: How tech giant recruits and supports neurodivergent talent

May 12, 2022 | Source: Human Resource Director

Over the past few years, many companies have pledged to increase diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in their workplace. While that usually relates to race, ethnicity and gender, it also refers to abilities and disabilities. Dell Technologies has been at the forefront, launching an Autism Hiring Program in 2018 in Massachusetts. The pilot program included a two-week skills assessment for intern selection, followed by a 12-week summer internship for the selected adults with autism spectrum disorder…

“I Tell Them They Can Do Anything”: Meet a Mom Whose Kids Are Living With a Disease That Causes Blindness

May 12, 2022 | Source: Johnson & Johnson

The alarm bells started going off for Allison Galloway when she watched her son, Logan, play. She’d see other kids running up and down stairs and flying down slides on the playground, yet Logan was cautious with every step. When Galloway handed her son a toy, it would take him a little too long to reach for it. Multiple eyecare providers told Galloway that Logan was too young for vision testing. Yet when he was 2 years old, Galloway took him to a specialist who diagnosed Logan with retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a type of inherited retinal disease (IRD)…

Blurred vision and eye floaters led to this woman’s rare eye stroke diagnosis

May 12, 2022 | Source: Today

Researchers just woke up the eyeballs of dead donors and that’s good, actually

May 12, 2022 | Source: Popular Science

Alison Brie Nearly Went Blind at Age 7: ‘I Was Hysterically Crying’

May 12, 2022 | Source: People

In late December Dara Lehon woke up with what seemed like the telltale signs of a migraine’s onset. She experiences ocular auras with them and wasn’t surprised to see spots floating in her eye and blurred vision. As days passed and the migraine subsided, she noticed the spots and blurriness remained in her left eye. She soon received a shocking diagnosis. “The doctor looked at (my eye) and said, ‘So you’ve had a stroke.’ And I looked at him blankly saying, ‘I don’t understand,’” Lehon, 47, of New York City, recalled to TODAY…

Science that saves extreme preemies forces doctors, parents to weigh disabilities children will face

May 12, 2022 | Source: Yahoo

Michelle Butler was just over halfway through her pregnancy when her water broke and contractions wracked her body. She couldn’t escape a terrifying truth: Her twins were coming much too soon. Dr. Brian Sims entered the delivery room and gently explained that babies born so early likely won’t live. He told Butler he could keep them comfortable as they died. But she pleaded through tears: “Give my twins a chance to survive.” And he did. Until recently, trying to save babies born this early would have been futile…

DeafBlind Communities May Be Creating a New Language of Touch

May 12, 2022 | Source: The New Yorker

When John Lee Clark was five years old, in 1983, he entered a small Deaf program within a public school near his home in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Clark was a dreamy kid who dressed in tucked-in button-downs and pressed slacks. He came from a large Deaf family—his father and brother are DeafBlind, his mother and sister are Deaf and sighted—and the family had communicated in American Sign Language (or A.S.L.) for generations. On Clark’s first day of kindergarten, his mother, worried, followed his school bus in her car…

Master gene that can restore hearing loss discovered

May 12, 2022 | Source: The Statesman & Longevity

In a breakthrough, US scientists have discovered a single master gene that programs ear hair cells into either outer or inner ones, overcoming a major hurdle that had prevented the development of these cells to restore hearing. Hearing loss due to aging, noise, and certain cancer therapy drugs and antibiotics has been irreversible to date because scientists have not been able to reprogram existing cells to develop into the outer and inner ear sensory cells — essential for hearing – once they die…

A giraffe born with a disorder gets modified leg braces designed for humans

May 12, 2022 | Source: NPR

Over the past three decades Ara Mirzaian has fitted braces for everyone from Paralympians to children with scoliosis. But Msituni was a patient like none other — a newborn giraffe. The calf was born Feb. 1 at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in Escondido, north of San Diego, with her front limb bending the wrong way. Zoo staff feared she could die if they didn’t immediately correct the condition, which could prevent her from nursing and walking around the habitat…

Jack Fact — According to a report from the US Department of Health and Human Services, more than 2 in 5 Medicare beneficiaries used telehealth services in the first year of the pandemic, amounting to at least 28 million people. The number of telehealth visits also grew 63-fold in 2020. And the trend continues; about 20% of US adults used telemedicine during the first part of April, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Cabinet Office signs £400k deal for digital accessibility audits

May 6, 2022 | Source: Civil Service World- UK

The Cabinet Office has awarded a six-figure two-year deal for a specialist provider to audit the accessibility of its digital services. Recently published commercial documents reveal that, on 1 April, the central department signed a contract with south Wales-based non-profit organisation the Digital Accessibility Centre. The deal is valued at £436,632 and will run for an initial term of 24 months, plus two optional extensions of one year each. The social enterprise has been tasked with providing a “digital accessibility auditing service”…

Lack of accessible EV charging main barrier for disabled drivers

May 6, 2022 | Source: Current News- UK & Forecourt Trader

A new survey has found that while the majority of disabled drivers plan to switch to an electric vehicle (EV) in the next decade, a lack of accessible charging infrastructure is a barrier for many. UK Power Networks (UKPN) surveyed 1,000 disabled customers, finding that more than two thirds plan to make the switch in the next ten years. However, 71% said the main reason they couldn’t get an EV was due to a lack of accessible charging infrastructure – mirroring previous research into this area…

Advisory committee votes for city to create accessible housing task force

May 6, 2022 | Source: Toronto.com- Canada

The city’s accessibility advisory committee has recommended Toronto council request Mayor John Tory establish an accessible housing task force. Tory said at the May 5 committee meeting, agencies serving Torontonians with disabilities recently told him, “not surprisingly,” the need for more affordable and accessible affordable housing is the most-critical accessibility issue in Toronto. “I heard how much that impacts people’s ability to participate in the economy, to participate in society, and to live a full and dignified life,” Tory told committee members…

Dame Evelyn Glennie: Hitting the right note with inclusion

May 8, 2022 | Source: The Press & Journal- UK

As with many disabilities, deafness is poorly understood in general. For instance, there is a common misconception that deaf people live in a world of silence. Only a handful of the several hundred articles and reviews written about me every year accurately describe my hearing impairment. More than 90% are so inaccurate that you would be forgiven for thinking that it is impossible for me to be a musician. But I am the first musician to maintain a full-time career as a solo percussionist, which still confounds many…

Braille bombing Melbourne to raise accessibility awareness

May 9, 2022 | Source: Mirage News- Australia

Monash University researchers will “bomb” signage across Melbourne with stickers containing braille to highlight the importance of accessibility, as part of this year’s Melbourne Knowledge Week. On Wednesday 11 May, experts from the Faculty of Information Technology’s (IT) Inclusive Technologies Research Group took members of the public through the streets of Melbourne for the Braille Bombing Tour. In the free public session, led by Inclusive Technologies researcher and braille codes expert Leona Holloway, participants will learn the braille alphabet, create braille labels and then stick them on signs…

Ukrainians with disabilities are being left behind. It’s time for concerted humanitarian action

May 9, 2022 | Source: The World Economic Forum- Ukraine

People with disabilities in Ukraine have been confronting a crisis within a crisis on a daily basis. This invasion by Russia – typified by its attacks on civilian targets including hospitals and apartments – has put people with disabilities in peril. For those in wheelchairs, with vision impairment or any other form of disabilities, the exodus from war zones can be particularly arduous. As resources dwindle, many Ukrainians with hearing loss and intellectual disabilities are not even afforded a chance to evacuate…

SEND Review consultation finally comes with British Sign Language version a month after launch

May 9, 2022 | Source: The Limping Chicken- UK

A UK Government consultation into proposed reforms to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) provision has finally come with a British Sign Language (BSL) version – almost six weeks since it opened. The delayed outcomes of the SEND Review, launched in 2019, were published in March, but the Department for Education received criticism from disability charities for BSL and easy read formats not being immediately available. In a update shared on Monday, the DfE said: “[We have] added a version of ‘SEND review: right support, right place, right time’ in British sign language and easy-read format…

Watch Alex the Astronaut and Dylan Alcott interview each other about their disabilities, representation and accessibility

May 10, 2022 | Source: NME- Australia

Alex the Astronaut and Dylan Alcott have shared an interview they conducted with each other last month, in which the singer-songwriter and Paralympian discuss their disabilities. It comes after Alex the Astronaut (real name Alexandra Lynn) explored her autism diagnosis on the single ‘Octopus’ back in March. Lifted from her forthcoming second album, ‘How To Grow A Sunflower Underwater’, it’s an uplifting guitar-pop earworm about rejecting the notion that one must fit into the world around them…

Brixton illustrator making picture books accessible to blind children

May 10, 2022 | Source: Brixton Blog- England

Brixton resident Dapo Adeola has launched a campaign to make picture books accessible for blind children. The children’s illustrator and writer, who co-created and illustrated the Waterstones children’s book of 2020 Look Up!, which explored space science, is raising funds to adapt this book and We’re Going to Find the Monster into accessible versions for blind children. He has joined forces with Living Paintings, a national charity that adapts picture books into tactile, braille and audio experiences for blind children…

The European Accessibility Act: Everything You Need To Know

May 11, 2022 | Source: Forbes- Europe

The average abled person takes their ability to use mobile devices and computers for granted. The story is different for the 135 million people with a disability in the EU, who face access barriers to these products and services. The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is the European commission’s answer to this problem of marginalization. The EAA was derived from the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). In a progressive step, this directive aims to enhance the way products and services are rendered across the EU by synchronizing accessibility rules for all member states…

Winnipeg gets wheelchair accessible vehicle test on the road

May 11, 2022 | Source: Winnipeg Sun- Canada & CBC

Winnipeg is launching a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) for hire pilot project aimed at decreasing wait times and adding incentives for drivers, the city announced on Wednesday. The two-year WAV project provides users with a centralized service — which will be operated by Unicity Taxi and Duffy’s Taxi — for booking their trips with accessible vehicles from multiple taxi and personal transportation provider companies. “Long wait times for wheelchair accessible vehicles for hire have created a barrier for Winnipeggers who rely on this important service,” said Matt Allard…

Ford government ‘isn’t even trying’: Dream of fully accessible Ontario by 2025 out of reach, disability advocates say

May 11, 2022 | Source: Toronto Star- Canada

David Lepofsky remembers the elation he felt back in 2005 when the bill he and other disability advocates had been fighting to pass for more than a decade finally became law in Ontario. “It was unprecedented excitement and optimism,” he says. “There was a real sense that we worked hard and had accomplished a turning point.” The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) was a historic achievement for the province and for champions of disability rights. The new law, passed unanimously, was supposed to make Ontario fully accessible to people with disabilities by 2025…

Under-screening for deafness has serious consequences

May 11, 2022 | Source: The Press- Canada

Alongside parents of children with deafness, the Order of Orthophonists and Audiologists of Quebec (OOAQ) and the Quebec Association for Children with Hearing Problems (AQEPA) denounce in an open letter the fact that 13 years after the announcement of the Quebec Newborn Hearing Screening Program, only 53% of babies are tested at birth. This rate is confirmed by the Ministry of Health and Social Services. This is all the more incomprehensible, says Paul-André Gallant, president of the Order of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, “because the test only takes five minutes”…

Wellingborough wheelchair user’s campaign to improve town centre accessibility

May 12, 2022 | Source: Northamptonshire Telegraph- UK

Wellingborough councillors went out in a wheelchair to examine the town, looking at areas that cause poor accessibility for disabled people. This month officials met with disabled campaigner Stephen Liney to discover more with a view to making improvements. On the day officials were given the opportunity to try out a wheelchair, having borrowed one from Shire Community Services, to see what it is like from a user’s perspective. The idea came from Stephen himself which he refers to as a ‘wheelchair experience’, where participants will gain an insight into what it’s like to be in a wheelchair…

A Visually Impaired Nigerian Is Training Others To Use Gadgets With Ease

May 12, 2022 | Source: HumAngle- Nigeria

Beating cataracts with natural remedies

May 12, 2022 | Source: The Sun- Nigeria

One Friday in 2020, Miriam Agbenu Oyinu, 26, woke up to a blanket of white dominating her sight at a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) lodge in Kogi, North-central Nigeria. From then, she would struggle to see the world.

Twenty years before in the same part of the country, Emmanuel Ameh was born with an imperfect vision and had to grow amid struggles. Unlike Miriam, he never knew what it was like to use an android phone, much less a desktop computer. But all of these were about to change…

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