Global Accessibility Awareness Day is May 15
Awareness, Resources with Training Opportunities
May 15th is Global Accessibility Awareness Day! This day is dedicated to discussion and brainstorming about digital accessibility, bringing the experience of one billion people with disabilities to the forefront of online and computer-based experiences.
Many of the common accessibility errors within websites are simple to fix-it takes building a habit of clicking that "add alt text" button after uploading an image or double-checking that a link has more than one descriptive word as link text. These are two of the most common errors found one websites according to WebAIM. Today, at UMBC, take a moment to familiarize yourself with
web accessibility at UMBC and review your, and your department's digital presence.
Some ways to honor/make progress on Digital Accessibility:
Revisit DoIT's Creating Accessible Content Series
Image credit: Elisabeth Woolner via unsplash.com.
Many of the common accessibility errors within websites are simple to fix-it takes building a habit of clicking that "add alt text" button after uploading an image or double-checking that a link has more than one descriptive word as link text. These are two of the most common errors found one websites according to WebAIM. Today, at UMBC, take a moment to familiarize yourself with
web accessibility at UMBC and review your, and your department's digital presence.
Some ways to honor/make progress on Digital Accessibility:
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May 16th is Global Accessibility Awareness Day! This day is dedicated to discussion and brainstorming about digital accessibility, bringing the experience of one billion people with disabilities...
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National Assistive Technology Day is April 17
Join the U.S. Congress, Maryland Department of Disabilities and the disability community within UMBC and beyond to celebrate National Assistive Technology (AT) Awareness Day.
National AT Awareness Day honors people with disabilities who require AT to access their education, workplace, community, and recreational activities. The day also recognizes the innovation of researchers, educators, and the dedication of AT specialists and program providers who operate AT programs so that millions of individuals can acquire and use low-cost and often no-cost AT.
Every state has an Assistive Technology Program that is a resource for its residents - information on Maryland's Assistive Technology program MDTAP is linked here. MDTAP AT loan libraries are located throughout the state with nine community locations so people can try out devices for suitability before committing to a purchase. Assistive Technology is in regular use on campus.
Learn more about Maryland's AT High Tech Reuse Program on June 12th via the MDoD webinar, register via this Zoom link - potentially a no-cost option for some Maryland residents.
More information about National Assistive Technology Day is available at the link below.
Blind Industries and Services of Maryland is in nearby Halethorpe and works with Marylanders and vision loss, including connecting with resources for incorporating assistive technology into daily living. Celebrate with group of AT users this Saturday at their upcoming Brew Reveal.
#ATAwarenessDay #disability #disabilityinclusion
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REMINDER: unseen Documentary 3/14 at 4:30 PUP 105
Blind, Undocumented, and Launching into Social Work
Join ADS, SDS and Social Work for the UMBC (free) screening of unseen, an award-winning documentary described as:
Most people dream of a better future. Pedro, an aspiring social worker, is no different. But as a blind, undocumented immigrant, Pedro faces political restrictions to obtain his college degree, secure a job in his field, and support his family. As he finally graduates, uncertainty looms over Pedro. What starts as a journey to provide mental health care for his community ultimately transforms into Pedro’s path towards his own healing.
Through experimental cinematography and sound, UNSEEN reimagines the accessibility of cinema, while exploring the intersections of immigration, disability, and mental health.
When: Thursday March 14, 2024 at 4:30p
Where: Public Policy 105
Prepare for an experience that will leave you talking long after the credits roll - and may influence matters of inclusion, immigration, health care, public policy, film design, and raise your awareness of how people engage with the world.
Audience dialogue with Social Work faculty and ADS staff to follow the film.
The Public Policy Lecture Hall is on the first floor, has accessible seating, and a range of features that enhance accessibility for audiences. The film is captioned, and an audio-described version is available upon request. Mask use is very welcome. Please email any accommodation requests and event inquiries to slazar@umbc.edu with "Documentary" in the subject line
Co-Sponsored by The School of Social Work and Human Context of Computing
Many of the common accessibility errors within websites are simple to fix-it takes building a habit of clicking that "add alt text" button after uploading an image or double-checking that a link has more than one descriptive word as link text. These are two of the most common errors found one websites according to WebAIM. Today, at UMBC, take a moment to familiarize yourself with
web accessibility at UMBC.
Some ways to honor the day:
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May 18th is Global Accessibility Awareness Day! This day is dedicated to discussion and brainstorming about digital accessibility, bringing the experience of one billion people with disabilities...
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Disability Film Discussion April 28: Noon
Representation and Belonging Matter - End Stigma/Ableism
As we come to the end of a month that focuses on celebrating both our Autism community and our Deaf community, we'd like to remind you to continue to engage in opportunities to learn more and engage in discussion.
The ADS & SDS offices have selected two films this month that we encourage watching and spending time in reflection on in honor of our peers who represent these communities. As a reminder, we are hosting a Noontime, free-hour discussion session in the Math/Psychology Bldg, Room 222 conference room on Friday, 4/28 for anyone interested in joining us in discussion and reflection.
We hope to see you there, RSVPs are appreciated for space planning.
Films:
1. "In a Different Key"- Autism documentary that centers on the experience of Autism within neurotypical communities: From Patient Zero in rural Mississippi, initial discernment with Johns Hopkins healthcare providers, history of healthcare and structural inequality, as well as hope. This film centers on people on the autism spectrum within their families and community, and is available for free through PBS. For more information and to view it, please visit the website at
https://www.pbs.org/show/different-key/
Synopsis: A mother of a young adult with autism tracks down the first person ever diagnosed with autism, now an elderly man living in rural Mississippi, to learn if his life story holds promise for her own autistic son. Her journey exposes a startling record of cruelty and kindness alike, framed by forces like race, money, and privilege – but leads to hope that more communities are learning to have the backs of people on the spectrum. The documentary shows the lived experience of a diverse mix of people with autism within family, community, and transitioning toward independence.
2. "Feeling Through"- Academy Award-nominated film produced by Marlee Matlin, an American actress, and activist who is recognized as being the first Deaf performer to win an Academ
y Award (Best Actress, 1986). The film "Feeling Through" stars the only award-winning DeafBlind actor and the only DeafBlind member of the Screen Actors Guild. For more information, please visit the "Feeling Through" website at https://www.feelingthrough.com/. (Please note this film is not available for free online at this time and the film organizers are accepting donations to further their activism work for accessibility and disability representation in Hollywood).
Both films are captioned, have a downloadable transcript, as well as a version with audio description.
April is also a powerful awareness month to recognize and honor for...
National Stress Awareness
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness
Oral Cancer Awareness
Alcohol Awareness
Sexual Assault Awareness
Sexually Transmitted Infections Awareness
National Minority Health Awareness
National Parkinson's Awareness
Arab American Heritage Month
Child Abuse Prevention
As we return from Winter Break, take a moment to notice Braille throughout UMBC's facilities.
Student Disability Services works with graduate and undergraduate students with visual and other disabilities all year - including the winter semester.
Accessibility & Disability Services provides supports for faculty, staff and student employees with visual or other disabilities that affect their work. Reach out to these essential resources to explore options when any health condition (which includes mental health) is challenging academic or work performance.
"Access to communication in the widest sense is access to knowledge" Louis Braille
"Braille is knowledge. Knowledge is Power." Louis Braille
"Learning to read music in Braille and play by ear helped me develop a damn good memory." Ray Charles
This post is accompanied by a photo of a bronze bas relief of a head in profile with long hair in a bun above braille text - a close-up from a panel within the FDR memorial in Washington DC.
Once we return to campus, take a moment to notice braille throughout UMBC's facilities.
Student Disability Services works with graduate and undergraduate students with visual and other disabilities.
Accessibility & Disability Services provides supports for faculty, staff and student employees with visual or other disabilities.
"Access to communication in the widest sense is access to knowledge" Louis Braille
"Braille is knowledge. Knowledge is Power." Louis Braille
"Learning to read music in Braille and play by ear helped me develop a damn good memory." Ray Charles
This post is accompanied by a photo of a bronze bas relief of a head in profile with long hair in a bun above braille text - from a panel within the FDR memorial in Washington DC
We join
UMBC's celebration of National Voter Registration Day. Many (people with disabilities -and- those who do not identify as having a disability) wonder about how inclusive voting is, or can be, especially since more than 35 million Americans with disabilities are eligible to vote . A small sampling of resources include:
Maryland's Board of Elections is committed to making voting accessible to all voters. Their page
Access Information for Voters with Disabilities has information and instructions for a wide range of circumstances. The deadline for voter registration is October 13, 2020 in Maryland.
"As crucial as voting is, there are many other
important ways to take responsibility for the future of our communities
and make them thrive. Social change can happen in neighborhoods,
workplaces, and everyday settings. You can work with the people around
you to address issues in your own communities. Connecting and sharing
stories helps people move beyond stereotypes and recognize each other’s
humanity. That is what it means to cast your whole vote."
A photo of a lawn sign reading "I'm So Gonna Vote" from Kari Sullivan via Unsplash accompanies this post
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Instructional Tech Training about Accessibility
Find, Fix and Create Accessible Content for all learners
Creating accessible content and interactions to support diverse learning
preferences are the guiding principles of Universal Design for Learning
(UDL) and support a wide range of learners, whether or not they identify as a person with a disability.
Want to know more about what Instructional Technology is training about? Here is more detail from their post:
Improving
the accessibility of course content not only helps ensure students with
different abilities can access materials, but it improves the learning
experience for everyone, including those who use mobile devices.
Their
workshops offer ideas for developing a +1 strategy to improve your
course accessibility and highlight tools to get started. These tools start with Blackboard Ally. A
vailable in both
Original and Ultra courses, Ally scans content in Blackboard and
provides feedback and tools to identify and fix accessibility issues.
Leverage
Ally's powerful alternative format options
yourself, and let students know they can download content in multiple
formats that give them choices in how they watch, read, or listen.
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