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2012 and 2011 IBM accessibility feature articles

IBM Researcher, Dr. Dimitri Kanevsky, honored as White House Champion of Change

Putting inclusive learning to work in Philadelphia. A Smarter Cities approach to closing the workforce skills gap.

Check out our checklists. Questions and answers about the IBM accessibility developer guidelines.

Feeling Fine in Sao Paulo, Brazil. IBM wins $3.2 million contract to develop accessible platform for vocational training

Five issues to avoid for accessible presentations. Learn how to duck them with these techniques.

Cloud desktop accessibility.A look at how assistive technologies work in the cloud and virtual desktops. Connect to cloud.

10 steps for making your meeting accessible. How to design your meeting and include everyone.

Making small visual displays accessible to people with vision loss. AFB to develop consumer report on small screen access.

A Testament to Accessibility. Seth Bravin testifies before US Senate about higher education and employment for people who are deaf and hard of hearing.

Accessibility in the City — New York City

Eclipsing expectations. New Eclipse support for IAccessible2 makes code more accessible than ever

The art of accessibility. Knowing art when you 'hear' it

Accessible Analytics - Complex Charts, Large Datasets, and Node Diagrams

Social media sites get down to business

Let's get mobile. Advancing mobile usability for everyone

The WAI forward for accessibility. How IBM is making its Web applications more accessible

A new vision for 'social security'. Home healthcare smart sensors help keep Italian seniors living in place

Creating business advantage with workforce diversity and inclusion

Be part of innovation in the making. IBM AbilityLab technology now available for limited trial

Lotus Connections 3.0 – Accessible Social Software for Business