Accessibility in the News — 3/18/2022.
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Feature Stories
More cities are embracing accessible pedestrian signals but blind Americans say it’s not enough
March 12, 2022 | Source: USA Today
For decades, Ann Brash rode the train into downtown Chicago from suburban La Grange, then relied on her orientation and mobility skills to traverse city streets as a blind person working as a claims specialist for the U.S. Social Security Administration. Chicago’s lack of accessible pedestrian signals – devices that emit sounds or vibrations to let visually impaired and deafblind people know when to cross – had been a long source of frustration and fear for Brash, and around 15 years ago, she began writing letters to city officials pleading with them to install such devices…
Lawsuit to force Chicago to retrofit intersections for vision-impaired pedestrians advances
March 17, 2022 | Source: Chicago Reader
Andy Slater, a legally blind 47-year-old media artist and singer for The Velcro Lewis Group psychedelic funk band, calls Chicago’s dearth of accessible pedestrian signals “a huge pain in the ass.” Installed at stoplight intersections, accessible pedestrian signals (APS) are devices that constantly emit a “tock” sound to alert people with visual impairments of their locations. When a person pushes a button on the gadget, they’re provided with a recorded message or other auditory and tactile cues that tell them whether or not they have a walk signal…
National News (U.S.)
Adaptive Fashion Is in the Spotlight at Runway of Dreams in Los Angeles
March 9, 2022 | Source: Vogue
A few hours after Paris Fashion Week came to a close, more than 70 models strutted down a catwalk in Los Angeles. This was no hushed affair; instead, shouts, cheers, hoots, and applause reverberated throughout the room. With good cause—it was the annual runway show for Runway of Dreams, a nonprofit organization that champions adaptive fashion designs for disabled people. The show, which presented clothing and accessories from a mix of designers and brands, is the the most visible example of the organization’s work in charity and advocacy…
Go Beyond with LAX-ABLED: How a Girl Scout Project Has Grown to Make the Sport More Accessible
March 10, 2022 | Source: Inside Lacrosse
Identifying a problem isn’t hard. Sometimes it’s so easy to point out the things in our lives and environments that could use improvement that it feels like second nature, almost game-like. Truth is, it just takes a lot less energy to observe an issue than to take action, like pointing out that lacrosse is not an accessible sport. But it can be. Hope is what lies in the space between recognizing something’s potential and moving towards reaching it. That’s why Makenna Ricketts, a sophomore goalie at Chardon High School in Ohio, isn’t waiting for someone else to change the game—she’s working towards changing it herself, now…
Mindset Matters: Why Major League Baseball Needs To Understand The Disability Experience To Shape Its Future
March 11, 2022 | Source: Forbes
Major League Baseball has spent the last three months navigating a lockout which has caused tremendous friction among owners, players, and fans alike. For many on the outside, it may have seemed like a lot of squabbling between billionaires and millionaires around revenue sharing and labor negotiations. Rather, these discussions were indicative of something much larger, the role of the future of work and the ripple effect it is having across all industries…
Bloomington 3rd graders write letters to city advocating for accessible park for classmate
March 11, 2022 | Source: Week
It’s something most kids look forward to: recess. But not everyone can enjoy the playground, so some Bloomington elementary students did something about. A class of third graders at Oakland Elementary School are cheering on their classmate, Peyton. “Watching her get on the swing was just, everyone was holding back their tears it was so cool,” said third grader teacher, Holly Dossett. The Bloomington students wrote persuasive letters wrote persuasive letter to the city on why their park needed a swing their classmate could use…
Student in wheelchair spotlights accessibility issues at UNC
March 12, 2022 | Source: U.S. News & World Report
Laura Saavedra Forero was stranded in her dorm room on the fourth floor of Koury Residence Hall at UNC-Chapel Hill. The elevator was broken, which she needed because she uses a wheelchair. It wouldn’t be fixed for at least a few days. But Saavedra Forero, an 18-year-old freshman and Morehead-Cain scholar, was sick and wanted to see a doctor at campus health. She couldn’t wait that long. She called university staff for help and they offered to move her temporarily to a different dorm on the ground floor…
People Keep Telling Me I’m ‘Too Young To Be Sick.’ Here’s What They Don’t Understand.
March 13, 2022 | Source: HuffPost
My mother, who is 70, takes only one pill a day. I am 30, and because of all the pills I take, my bag sounds like a rainstick. I have a primary care doctor, a rheumatologist, a pain management doctor, a gastroenterologist, an acupuncturist, a massage therapist, a physical therapist, a talk therapist, a psychiatrist and a rectal surgeon — all of whom I started to see with regularity over the past two years or so. Acquiring this endless buffet of specialists started about five years ago, when I was trying to narrow down a diagnosis for my worsening gastrointestinal issues…
Starbucks commits to a higher standard of accessibility
March 14, 2022 | Source: Nation’s Restaurant News
Starbucks announced Monday new and upcoming inclusivity practices the coffee chain will soon be enacting, including a commitment to introducing new technologies and store designs that will make Starbucks locations more accessible for people with disabilities. These new store features include live speech to text technology to make it easier for employees to interact with deaf and hard of hearing customers, and an order readiness board in each store that would visually provide updates on the status of drink orders for those who cannot rely on audio cues…
First deaf ‘Bachelor’ contestant, Abigail Heringer, on why her disability doesn’t define her: ‘It’s not all of who I am’
March 14, 2022 | Source: Yahoo
Abigail Heringer made history and headlines as soon as she first appeared on television screens during the Jan. 2021 premiere of the 25th season of The Bachelor. But while she gained notoriety as the show’s first deaf contestant, the 27-year-old explains that her disability is “not all of who I am.” The Oregon native reflects on her life with Yahoo Life, sharing that she was born “profoundly deaf” and had surgery to receive a cochlear implant when she was just two-and-a-half years old. Although the small electric device that stimulates the nerve for hearing is a vital part of her life, she realizes that not many people are familiar with what it is or how it works…
Helen Keller’s Legacy: A Socialist and Suffragist Who Pushed Boundaries
March 14, 2022 | Source: Teen Vogue
When you picture Helen Keller in your mind, you probably don’t think of the woman and activist who was under FBI surveillance for most of her adult life. Or the person the FBI wrongly named a member of the Communist Party in 1949. She is known primarily as a deafblind wunderkind who learned to read, speak, and understand the English language and for the well-known but possibly misattributed quote “the best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched — they must be felt with the heart.”…
Professional ASL Interpreter P. Lanette Pinkard Shares Her Thoughts On Deaf Black Americans
March 15, 2022 | Source: Influencive
For founder and CEO Lanette Pinkard, Black History Month is a time she takes to reflect on her community each year. Black History Month includes the larger Black community and the Black community served by her business, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing Black Americans. As the founder of My Hands Your Heart, LLC (MHYH), a Black female-owned company, Ms. Pinkard leads a diverse team of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters in providing top-level interpreting and translation services. These services pair deep professionalism with a profound passion for the field and her clients…
A 31-year-old man became blind within a month. Undiagnosed diabetes was the cause
March 16, 2022 | Source: Today
In early September 2021, Luis Riollano, 31, noticed everything looked cloudy. He had long worn glasses to see distances and wondered if his prescription had changed. But soon, his vision worsened so much that he could barely see shapes and movements. When he visited an eye doctor, he learned the unexpected cause of his sudden blindness. “When I got diagnosed with advanced cataracts I was really really scared,” Riollano, 32, of Brooklyn, told TODAY. “Due to my age the doctor was telling me that he suspected that maybe diabetes was in play.”…
Field of dreams: Horsham group to build region’s first Miracle Field to level playing field for all
March 17, 2022 | Source: Bucks County Courier Times
Last May, Horsham Little League baseball coach Bill Slaymaker asked his friend, Nancy Kirby, “How about you and I go on a little journey?” Her response kicked off the duo’s latest goal of transforming a portion of Deep Meadow Park off Horsham Road into an inclusive sports experience for all athletes. Their ambitious missions to make great things happen often start with one of Slaymaker’s questions, Kirby shared.That day, Slaymaker stepped away from third base up a hill at the park, making his way to Kirby as she sat watching her 14-year-old son play…
Justice Department Secures Settlement to Resolve Disability Discrimination Against People with Opioid Use Disorder
March 17, 2022 | Source: Department of Justice
Today the Justice Department reached a settlement agreement with Ready to Work, a not-for-profit residential, work and social services program for individuals who are homeless, with facilities in Aurora and Boulder, Colorado. Under the agreement, Ready to Work will not deny services on the basis of disability, including OUD, or apply standards or criteria that screen out individuals with disabilities. The agreement also requires Ready to Work to adopt non-discrimination policies, train staff on its non-discrimination obligations, and report on compliance. Ready to Work will also pay damages to the Complainant…
Jack Fact — New analysis of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) data on the civilian noninstitutional population aged 16 years and over shows that, in 2021, 1.2 million more people were identified as having a disability than were in 2020. Within the portion of that population participating in the labor force, there were 496,000 more people with a disability.
Hit The Road Jack — Mesa evolves into one of the nation’s most accessible travel destinations& Lakeland’s accessibility — from service ponies to accessible facilities
International News
Beijing 2022 Paralympics aims to promote “accessibility mindset”
March 11, 2022 | Source: CGTN- China & China.org
Science, technology boost accessibility for people with disabilities
March 13, 2022 | Source: SHINE News- China
The Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG) wants Chinese society to adopt an “accessibility mindset” following the city’s hosting of the Paralympic Winter Games. BOCOG spokesperson Yan Jiarong made the remarks during a press conference on Thursday, saying that such a “mindset” is an “indispensable foundation” for fixing accessibility defects and promoting inclusivity. “People already know a lot about accessibility in terms of facilities,” Yan said…
Two thirds of UK public think deaf people can’t work in the police force, survey reveals
March 11, 2022 | Source: The Limping Chicken- UK & Charity Today- UK
Almost two thirds of the general public aren’t confident that deaf people can work for the police, a YouGov survey has revealed. The poll of more than 2,100 people, commissioned by the National Deaf Children’s Society as part of its Deaf Works Everywhere campaign, found 62% felt that deaf people aren’t allowed to be employed by the police service. Martin McLean, senior policy adviser at the deaf charity, said the figures are a “clear sign that deaf young people just don’t get the information they need”…
Sask. paralympian helps expand Trans Canada trail map for people with disabilities
March 13, 2022 | Source: CBC- Canada
A program meant to provide accessible nature trails to people with disabilities has expanded its roadmap with help from a Saskatchewan paralympic champion. The Trans Canada Trail introduced its Accessibility Mapping Program in 2021 alongside AccessNow, an app which shares accessibility information about parks, trails and buildings. Trail users and mappers send in information about the trails and people can gauge how accessible they are for their own use. Moose Jaw’s Lisa Franks, an accomplished Paralympic wheelchair basketball player and wheelchair racer, mapped the Saskatchewan additions of the 2022 expansion…
Push toward hearing interventions over ASL leading to language deprivation in deaf people, experts say
March 13, 2022 | Source: CBC- Canada
“You want him to learn to say ‘Mom,’ don’t you?” That’s what a speech pathologist asked Michelle Grodecki a decade ago when her son, Oscar, was diagnosed with a rare type of hearing loss at 18 months old. The specialist at the Saskatchewan Pediatric Auditory Rehabilitation Centre (SPARC) told Grodecki that Oscar’s best shot at learning to communicate would be through medical approaches. Learning American Sign Language (ASL) was out of the question. “I was told, ‘That’s really not the best option…
Accessibility features of bills seen to improve ease of use
March 14, 2022 | Source: BusinessWorld Online- Philippines
A Central Bank study recommended adding more accessibility features including Braille tactile markings to banknotes to make them easier to use. A working paper series by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) titled “Benchmarking Study on the Incorporation of Braille Functionality in Philippine Banknotes” supported the inclusion of tactile markings in Braille in the future design of Philippine banknotes. “The Braille system may be used as a design element for the additional embossed feature…
An overview of accessibility for disabled in the City Beautiful
March 14 2022 | Source: The Indian Express- India
The concept of accessibility generally means an inclusive society for all; it is a human right and a development concern. Accessibility is best defined as the provision of flexibility to accommodate each user’s needs, preferences and ease of movement regardless of any disability. Hence, the design of any space, physical or virtual, must be easily and equally approachable, understandable and interactive with persons having disabilities. According to United Nations (Post 2015 Development Agenda), accessibility is a bridging tool between the special needs of persons with disabilities and a country’s social, cultural, and economic inclusion…
Customized accessibility: Night Sky
March 14, 2022 | Source: ArchitectureAU- Australia
The client’s brief for this new residential project high in the Blue Mountains was unique: a sustainable house that lets him travel to the stars, while also being accessible and adaptable for life with a disability. An astronomer and engineer, Basil Borun had investigated the option of a project home but soon realized that any kind of customization would increase the cost significantly, making an architect-designed house much more desirable. After a detailed selection process, he finally chose Peter Stutchbury and his team to undertake the work. The result is as far from a project home as could be…
South African doctor cures deafness with 3D implants
March 14, 2022 | Source: The Paradise- South Africa
South African don has become the first physician to cure deafness using 3D printer implants. Professor Mashudu Tshifularo of the Steve Biko University Hospital in Pretoria, with his team, successfully carried out the reconstructive surgery, using the Tshifularo printer implants which replaces the ossicles: the hammer (malleus), the anvil (incus) and the stapes(stapes). The implants, more affordable compared to traditional titanium plants, were administered on a 40-year-old man born with a middle ear problem and has a history of unsuccessful procedure…
Psychology of hearing loss
March 15, 2022 | Source: New Indian Express- India
Untreated hearing loss can affect communication and lead to social isolation, anxiety, depression and cognitive decline. One in five people suffer from hearing loss and would benefit from the use of hearing aids or implants. The severity of the hearing loss is associated with reduced quality of life in older adults. They may have difficulty hearing alarms or telephones, hearing people while they are talking on the phone, understanding group discussions or dialogues when the speaker’s face cannot be seen, hearing whispers or enjoying television or even enjoying ‘sweet nothings’ in a romantic situation…
Expanding job accessibility for persons with disabilities in the electricity sector
March 17, 2022 | Source: Electrical Business- Canada
Electricity Human Resources Canada, in collaboration with the Government of Ontario’s Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility, is launching a provincial initiative to expand the accessibility of jobs to persons with disabilities in the electricity sector. “This project will support employers in fostering accessible workplaces where everyone is able to participate,” said Michelle Branigan, EHRC’s CEO. “It will provide persons with disabilities more access to meaningful and stable careers.”…
$19M announced for affordable, accessible housing in Windsor, Essex, Caldwell First Nation
March 17, 2022 | Source: CBC- Canada
The federal government has announced $19.2 million for dozens of new affordable homes in Windsor, Essex and Caldwell First Nation. The funding, which was announced Thursday and is coming through the government’s Rapid Housing Initiative, will see 61 new affordable housing units constructed in the coming months. “I know many residents in my ward, and frankly across the city, are concerned about affordable and accessible housing,” said Windsor Ward 2 Coun. Fabio Costante. “It’s a very big issue in our city.”…
These seven parking spots are needed — but they’re in the way
March 17, 2022 | Source: The Record- Canada
Seven parking spots on Duke Street West. And they’re in the way. A big rebuild of the downtown Kitchener street is planned to create more cycling lanes that are separated by concrete barriers from the road. A report from Region of Waterloo staff proposes that these parking spots, which are right beside the accessible entrance of the Anglican Church of St. John the Evangelist at Duke and Water streets, be removed to make space for the cycling lanes. But whoever laid out that plan has underestimated this tiny but mighty church…
Optometrist’s warning over dangerous TikTok trends
March 17, 2022 | Source: News Letter- UK
Sinead Donnelly, ophthalmic director at Specsavers Victoria Square, Belfast is urging people not to take part in these trends which sees them exposing their eyes to bright lights and toxic substances. She warned: “These challenges can be extremely dangerous and can put your eye health at risk. It really isn’t worth jeopardising your sight for a sake of a few likes and shares on social media.” One of the challenges going viral on the platform sees people mixing bleach, hand sanitiser, jelly and shaving cream in a bag and holding it up to their eyes. It is thought this will make them appear brighter – however this is not the case…
The increased visibility of disability onscreen
March 17, 2022 | Source: God Is In The TV- UK
On Sunday night a wonderful thing happened. A talented man won an award for a job he did well. OK. Nothing earth shattering there… Until I tell you this man is Troy Kotsur. He is the first deaf actor to ever win a Bafta, for his dazzling performance in CODA, and only the second deaf person to ever be nominated for an Oscar. The first was the ever perfect Marlee Matlin, who also stars alongside Kotsur in ‘CODA’, who won best actress in 1987 for her performance in ‘Children of a Lesser God’…
COVID-19 Resources and Information
- Covid-19 didn’t cause the care crisis—privatisation did- Social Europe
- How the Pandemic Broke Silicon Valley’s Stranglehold on Tech Jobs- The Wall Street Journal
- Covid-19 Taught Americans How to Let Go of Their Steady Paychecks- The Wall Street Journal
- The Florida Legislature increases medical accessibility with telehealth bill passage- The Capitolist
- Welcome to The Playbook — and what to do when a worker refuses to return to the office- The Business Journals
- Employment of Persons with a Disability- Analysis of Trends during the COVID-19 Pandemic- Department of Labor
- Why digital accessibility is vital in ‘The Great Resignation’ era- Jonathan Hassell, founder and CEO at Hassell Inclusion
- USA Today Report Blasts Nursing Home Data Accessibility On the Heels of Proposed Industry Reforms- Skilled Nursing News
- The Future of Apprenticeship: Inclusion and Expansion in a Post-Pandemic World of Work- CSG and the State Exchange on Employment and Disability (SEED) (YouTube)
- New Federal Guidance for Healthcare Providers on Civil Rights Protections for Individuals with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency- SEED
Accessibility Blogs and Information
- Accessibility monitoring: How we test- BBC
- Celebrating communities- Conference News
- Viewpoints: About Accessibility- Chapelboro
- The Future Of Web Accessibility: WCAG 3.0- Forbes
- Eight steps to a more inclusive event – Sheri Byrne-Haber
- Meenakshi Das: Creating Accessibility For All- Tech Times
- Section 508: Accessibility- Environmental Protection Agency
- The global cost of visual impairment- Open Access Government
- Menus4ALL iOS iPhone App Getting Started Video – Sneak Peek (YouTube)
- A strong need for more accessible public sector websites- Capgemini
- What can urban sprawl teach us about UX design issues?- TechTarget
- Why offering web accessibility is good business for agencies- Ad Age
- Scaling Accessibility — VMware’s Advocates Program- Tamar Savir
- We’re Closer to Curing Blindness Than Most People Realize- Inside Hook
- New medicine approved to treat two leading causes of blindness- WV News
- Making your workplace inclusive for the disabled starts with job listings- HR Brew
- New Episode! Inside Strategic IT Accessibility: Enabling the Organization- That Tech Pod (Podcast)
- Beyond The Wheelchair: Why Event Organizers Should Care About Sensory Accessibility- Forbes
- Why Analytics, Accessibility Are Essential for Designing Digital Customer Experiences- CMSWire
- UMD faculty work to make data science accessible for high schoolers with disabilities- The Diamondback
- Using Social Cues to Adjust Conversational Behavior May Be Challenging for Autistic Children and Teens- Yahoo
- Accessibility will be the next battleground for brands looking to win online – but it won’t be easy- Internet Retailing
- Bringing Online Content to Everyone: The Importance of Digital Accessibility in the New Economy- Campaign US
Accessibility Announcements and Products
- Menus4ALL Accessible Restaurant Menus
- HETV Skills Fund turns focus on accessibility
- JCPD Calls On Persons With Disabilities To Register
- Alpharetta Seeks Input On Draft ADA Transition Plan
- Brighton receives $18,472 in accessibility grant funding
- Comment Sought Rogervoice Application to Provide IP CTS
- Zwift to add Adaptive Athlete Representation to the platform
- Marbella adds five accessible and eco-friendly buses to fleet
- Breeze Airways partners with Uplift for BNPL accessible travelling
- The WHILL Model Ci2 Power Chair Makes Travel More Accessible
- Accessibility Accommodations For OC City Council Meetings in Real Time
- AbleDocs Introduces the First-Ever Accessibility Management System: ADAlign
- Microsoft Edge can now auto-generate image descriptions, improving accessibility
- New Lighthouse Guild Center Lets People With Vision Loss Test Latest Assistive Devices
- Bees proud to champion accessibility for all – News – Official website of Brentford Football Club
- Deque Stakes Claim as Undisputed Leader in Automated Accessibility Testing Coverage With New Report
- Deque Adds Linter to axe DevTools, Enabling Dev Teams to Catch Accessibility Issues in Real-Time, with Minimal Effort
- Sony : Exhibits at the World’s Largest International Conference on Accessibility “CSUN Assistive Technology Conference 2022”
Accessibility Forums, Tips, and Gaming
- Carousels: No one likes you
- Method: Required inputs indicated
- The Future of Accessibility at Ubisoft
- Elden Ring’s difficulty isn’t the problem
- Oracle JET 12.0.0 Accessibility Learning Paths
- How to Change Caption Settings in Windows 11
- 5 Accessibility Features That Every Game Should Have
- Video Game Accessibility Awards 2021 – All the Winners
- Discussing Accessibility with Xbox Ambassador Cerebral Paul
- How Audio Description Can Make Trailers And Video Gaming More Accessible
- Apple quietly adds valuable new feature to Mac Voice Control, but more work needed
- Google Live Transcribe now allows you to translate speech offline, anytime and anywhere
- Video Game Accessibility Awards Winner List Highlights Healthy Mix of Indie and AAA Games
Accessibility Statements
- East Fork Pottery
- San Jacinto College
- RTI Health Advance
- University of Windsor
- National Institutes of Health
- Whistleblower Network News
- Western Washington University
- Edgecombe Community College
- Congressmember Adriano Espaillat
- University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture
- Accessibility in the News: Accessibility Statement Pages
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