Blogs
Barriers faced by students with a Visual Impairment at Universities – Cindy’s Story
After enrolment on the course, it took until the course began to establish who would be funding my DSA support as it could have been ...
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Barriers faced by university students with visual impairments – Kerry’s story
About Me When you think about students it is likely that the image that comes to mind is of the younger person (18 – 22 ...
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Benefits of Disability Confidence
Employees with disabilities are still chronically under-represented in the UK workplace, and this clearly remains one of the key reasons for ongoing social discrimination, and ...
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Customer Experience with Digital Accessibility
Introduction In January 2017 Dig Inclusion and Visualise training and consultancy launched a survey to understand the experiences people with disabilities have with digital content ...
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Disability Inclusion in Fashion Revolution week
We expect fashion to be socially aware and forward thinking. It has the power in its ubiquity to voice issues and change opinions surrounding diversity ...
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Mental health Awareness Week
May sees the arrival of Mental Health Week. This makes it a good time to ask whether current mental health support for people with disabilities ...
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Workplace Eye Health
This is workplace eye wellness month, and a great time to reassess your eye health. Are you doing all you can to protect your sight, ...
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Disabled Access Day
Disability access has recently been starting to receive the media coverage it deserves, and disabled access day is a great opportunity to open up the ...
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Digital Experience as a Disabled User
The importance of web accessibility Communications technology has the power to connect and liberate. From the telegraph to the telephone, to the digital advances of ...
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A blind users view on website accessibility
Website accessibility is very important to me, as I pretty much do everything online, and when a site is not accessible with my assistive technology ...
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