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By John Samuel   Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to attend the group dedication for Habitat for Humanity of Wake County homebuyers Mary… Read More »Building a More Accessible World Through Giving Back

  Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Downtown Raleigh Alliance’s (DRA) State of Downtown conference where they celebrated individuals, businesses, and organizations… Read More »Contributing to an Inclusive Downtown Raleigh

  September is a month to celebrate guide dogs, seeing-eye dogs, service pets, and other assistance animals. We know firsthand how critical these animals are,… Read More »LCI Tech Celebrates National Guide Dog Month

Do not miss our very own John Samuel at the 2019 D&I Conference: Reimagine Diversity: Driving Cultural Intelligence, on August 7 at the Briar Creek… Read More »2019 D&I Conference: Reimagine Diversity: Driving Cultural Intelligence Banner

  Together, we must remove the physical barriers we have created and the social barriers that we have accepted. For ours will never be a… Read More »The Legacy of a Disability Champion

Last Friday I had the honor to present at the Event and Arena Marketing Conference (EAMC), and I could not have asked for a better… Read More »In The Belly of the Raptor

On June 6, The LCI Tech team will be presenting a webinar for the Triangle User Experience Professionals Association (TRIUXPA), the local chapter of the… Read More »[Webinar] Digital Equality and Access for All: The Basics of Digital Accessibility, presented by LCI Tech

For 18 years, the Triangle Business Journal has recognized the brightest business and community leaders who are making their mark and promising to do even… Read More »John Samuel, Head of LCI Tech, Receives Triangle Business Journal’s 2019 40 Under 40 Leadership Award

[ This blog post is part of a collection that was written by John Samuel in December, 2018. We felt that this information is still… Read More »Instagram Taps Blind Spot for New Users

By Carla Smith I have been around blind and visually impaired people since I was seven years old when I started at the Governor Morehead… Read More »Taking the Wheel: Carla’s Accessibility Journey – #GAAD2019