OZeWAI Ask the Professionals session – 30 June 2026 – Accessibility news. Panelists David A. Kennedy (he/him) David is a designer, specializing in accessibility and design leadership. Currently, he works as a government contractor in the United States, helping multiple agencies improve digital services for citizens. He curates the popular newsletter, Accessibility Weekly. In the […]
Accessibility News
30 June 2026 Read More »
The Abra FREE kick-off session was held on 16 April 2026. For those who registered, watch your email for a link to the recording. If you missed the session, please complete the Abra certification form to register your interest in OZeWAI hosting another session. Abra Mobile Accessibility Testing Online Deep-Dive / In-Person Workshop OZeWAI and Abra are partnering to offer
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Building truly inclusive communities starts with making our events accessible to everyone. Accessibility is not just about following rules; it is about ensuring everyone can participate with dignity. By planning ahead, we can remove barriers and create a better experience for all.
Creating inclusive spaces: a guide to accessible events Read More »
OZeWAI announces a new partnership with Abra, a leader in mobile application accessibility based in the Netherlands.
OZeWAI Partners with Abra to lead mobile app accessibility Read More »
Ask The Professionals. Amanda Mace (GrackleDocs) moderates a panel featuring Greg Alchin (Service NSW), Andrew Drummond (maryland.gov), and Ben Pintos-Oliver (Telstra).
Accessibility change-makers and leaders
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Gian Wild: Mental health disabilities (sometimes called “psychosocial disabilities”) are often overlooked when people think about accessibility. In fact, WCAG2 does not reference the needs of people with mental health disabilities at all.
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Gian Wild: People with cognitive, language and learning disabilities comprise the largest group of those with disabilities accessing the web—approximately 15 to 20% of the population.
The needs of people with cognitive disabilities Read More »
Bri Norton: OZeWAI co-hosted a fully accessible workshop with the Future Skills Organisation (FSO), which was held to gather evidence for the FSO’s ‘Bridging the Digital Divide: Digital Accessibility and Inclusion’ discussion paper.
Addressing the digital accessibility gap Read More »
