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Recently, the Ablr crew released our first training course “Disability Inclusion: Putting Untapped Talent to Work”. This is the first time we’ve undertaken such a… Read More »5 Reasons for Making “Disability Inclusion: Putting Untapped Talent to Work” Accessible
by John Samuel Zuby Onwuta is the inventor of “Think and Zoom: Brain control for Blind Assistive Tech”, and Founder of Think and Zoom, a… Read More »Q&A With Zuby Onwuta
By Susanne Meyer The Oscars occur on Sunday, April 25 this year, and the disability community has its collective eye on one particular film: Crip… Read More »Crip Camp: Disability Goes to Hollywood
With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching and the pandemic still going strong, it’s been hard for “love connections” to happen. A lot of people have had… Read More »Love Connection Breakup: Is Your Dating App Accessible?
By John Samuel I started using social media in 2006 when I signed up for Facebook. It was a great way for me to stay… Read More »#DisabilityStrong: Don’t Worry, Disability is Not a Dirty Word
By Susanne Meyer Recently, Joey Pagano, and advocate for equal opportunity, unity, and justice for all publish an article entitled “OVERLOOKED: 30 Years After ADA,… Read More »A Comprehensive Inclusion Effort
by John Samuel, Co-Founder and CEO of Ablr For the past 18 months, I’ve had frequent occasion to visit Duke University’s Eye Center. The building… Read More »How to Clear Your Vision in 2021
By Carla Smith, Accessibility Representative, Ablr Dogs are now going to be the only service animals allowed to fly on passenger planes, according to a… Read More »New Restrictions for Traveling With Service Animals
“I think there’s a misconception that if you make something accessible, it won’t look good, but that’s totally not the case.” John Samuel, CEO, Ablr… Read More »How Universal Design Can Make Accessibility Sexy
Black Friday is upon us! And that means gift shopping. With Covid-19 changing EVERYTHING about our lives, online shopping has become the norm, especially in… Read More »Accessible Wish List: Access without a Thought
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