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If you’re new to using a white cane, you might feel a little out of place. Maybe using a cane feels like it draws attention… Read More »New to Using a White Cane? Tips, Benefits, and What to Expect
Welcome to 2026! As we step into a new year, we’re energized by what lies ahead – helping more companies become accessible and inclusive, and… Read More »The Power of Storytelling
Technology can be a real game-changer when you’re blind or losing your sight. And every so often, a new tool shows up that gets people… Read More »How Meta Glasses Support People Who Are Blind or Losing Sight
Artificial intelligence is transforming accessibility. For people who are blind or have low vision, AI tools are opening up new ways to learn, work, and… Read More »AI for the Blind
Last month, we celebrated our 5th anniversary at Ablr, but I didn’t get time to reflect on what type of accomplishment that is until now!… Read More »How We Beat the Odds at Ablr
This year marks the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) ,which is a time for us to reflect on how far we’ve… Read More »80 Years of Progress, 5 Years of Purpose!
In the latest episode of Access Granted, our host, Mike Iannelli, sits down with Rich Phaneuf, CEO & Executive Director of the Association Executives of North Carolina (AENC). Rich shares how a single overlooked question on a registration form sparked a lasting shift in how AENC shows up for its members—with accessibility and inclusion at the core.
“Accessibility” is a word that gets used a lot. You’ll hear it in conversations about websites, education, social media, workplaces, even music and board games.… Read More »What Does Accessibility Really Mean? A Simple Explanation
An accessibility statement is a public way to say: “We see you, and we’re working to make sure our website works for everyone—including people with… Read More »5 Key Elements of a Great Accessibility Statement (With Template)
At the end of July, my colleague Logan and I presented at the Raleigh Chamber Perspectives Conference. We had the opportunity to facilitate a conversation… Read More »Progress Over Perfection: Why Accessibility and Disability Inclusion Can’t Wait
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