Each July, Disability Pride Month recognises the history, achievements and contributions of people with disability while celebrating disability as a valued part of human diversity. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the importance of creating a society where people with disability can participate equally in every aspect of life.
Today, that participation increasingly depends on digital accessibility.
Whether accessing government services, applying for jobs, studying, managing finances, shopping online or connecting with family and friends, digital technology has become part of everyday life. When websites, mobile apps, documents and online services are not designed to be accessible, people with disability can face unnecessary barriers to information, services and opportunities.
Read the full article on the Centre for Accessibility Australia website.