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Prepared by Wayne E. Dick, PhD Abstract The California Council of Citizens with Low Vision finds the Access Board's decision to include WCAG 2.0 Level A and AA (henceforth WCAG) by reference is admirable to harmonize standards, but inconsistent with the 1973 Rehabilitation Act. …

The first Accessible Internet Rally in 1998 was a simple competition; volunteers came together and created accessible websites for non-profits, in a single day. Today, OpenAIR is not just about creating accessible websites. It is about imparting advanced accessibility skills and …

In its 17 th year now, Open Accessibility Internet Rally (OpenAIR) has seen tremendous participation from teams all over the world. Every year, the teams are better and the competition, tougher. The teams are also mentored by the best in the field of accessibility, making …

Help us create online training that is accessible to people with disabilities and the elderly. Knowbility launched a kickstarter campaign September 26 to raise funds for its next project. More About the Reasons Behind the Campaign Most sites and apps are built by people who …

Pledge $1 Tweet and Email We will publicly and privately thank you. Pledge $5 or more HIGH FIVE All of the benefits of the $1 pledge. But since you are like 5 times more enthusiastic about our project, we will also throw in a vine video of the team members high-fiving while …