In March and April, we dive into the theme of AI and Digital Accessibility, exploring what each means and why they matter for persons with disabilities. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how we interact with technology, while digital accessibility ensures that online spaces, tools, and information are usable by everyone. We will unpack these concepts and discuss innovations that are shaping a more accessible digital world.

Find out about the hottest new techology supports for people with disabilities.

As science and technology continue to grow, so do their impact on disabilities.

Like everything, Information Communication Technology (ICTs) must be accessible.

A wheelchair is not just an implement but a gateway to autonomy and self-governance

Discover the best apps that help support people with visions problems.

A wheelchair is meant to liberate its users, but finding the right one is tough.

Here's one for all you tech-lovers. Discover the best gadgets for disabilities.

Smartphones today are packed with powerful accessibility features—many of which go unnoticed unless you actively seek them out. These 7 accessibility features available on both iOS (iPhone) and Android devices make life more accessible.

Alt text ensures that everyone can perceive and benefit from online content. For someone using a screen reader, it becomes the voice of the image.

Here are some of the best free online AI courses that you can take from any device, at your own pace.

Stigma and discrimination against people with disabilities aren’t what they used to be—no one’s locking folks away or laughing in their faces like decades ago. Advocacy and laws have chipped away at that. But today? It’s sneakier.

AI technology accelerates, it’s poised to transform the lives of millions of persons with disabilities, offering unprecedented levels of independence, personalization, and adaptability. Here’s how this revolution is unfolding and why it’s one of the most exciting frontiers in tech today.

Digital accessibility ensures that websites, apps, and digital tools are usable by everyone through key elements like perceivability, operability, understandability, and robustness, enabling equal access via screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, and high-contrast visuals.

AI also offers significant opportunities within the gig economy that can be particularly beneficial for youths with disabilities.

Online dating platforms provide an opportunity to meet people beyond one's immediate social circles.

The Global Disability Summit (GDS) is a landmark international gathering that brings together governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, and organizations of persons with disabilities ( OPDs) to advocate for disability rights, inclusion, and accessibility.

The belief that women with disabilities are asexual is a result of deeply entrenched cultural and social prejudices. Many people associate femininity with physical beauty, mobility, and productivity.

Youth with disabilities in Kenya can use the gig economy to overcome challenges like inaccessible infrastructure, workplace discrimination, and the lack of accommodations.

Society often treats romantic relationships as something that women with disabilities should be ‘grateful’ for. This is untrue. Love should be a mutual, respectful connection between two people.

The British Medical Journal – BMJ- says it is important to remain alert to emerging risk factors for suicide amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

September is the Suicide Awareness Prevention Month. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), this designation offers an opportunity “to raise awareness on this stigmatized and often taboo topic (suicide).”

Recognising the harbingers of suicide can save lives.

Emotional abuse can leave one feeling shook and alone.

Therapy is a valuable tool for achieving and maintaining mental wellness. The benefits of therapy for mental wellness are vast and include providing a safe and non-judgmental space, enhancing coping skills, identifying underlying issues, and fostering self-awareness.

What is mental health, and why is it important? Your mental health is your emotional and mental state of well-being, and it plays a large role in your overall health. Just like your physical health, it is something you need to actively work at to keep healthy. The benefits of taking care of your mental health include improved moods, increased self-esteem, clearer thinking, and many more.

Smartphones today are packed with powerful accessibility features—many of which go unnoticed unless you actively seek them out. These 7 accessibility features available on both iOS (iPhone) and Android devices make life more accessible.

Alt text ensures that everyone can perceive and benefit from online content. For someone using a screen reader, it becomes the voice of the image.

Here are some of the best free online AI courses that you can take from any device, at your own pace.

Stigma and discrimination against people with disabilities aren’t what they used to be—no one’s locking folks away or laughing in their faces like decades ago. Advocacy and laws have chipped away at that. But today? It’s sneakier.

AI technology accelerates, it’s poised to transform the lives of millions of persons with disabilities, offering unprecedented levels of independence, personalization, and adaptability. Here’s how this revolution is unfolding and why it’s one of the most exciting frontiers in tech today.

Digital accessibility ensures that websites, apps, and digital tools are usable by everyone through key elements like perceivability, operability, understandability, and robustness, enabling equal access via screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, and high-contrast visuals.

AI also offers significant opportunities within the gig economy that can be particularly beneficial for youths with disabilities.

Online dating platforms provide an opportunity to meet people beyond one's immediate social circles.

The Global Disability Summit (GDS) is a landmark international gathering that brings together governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, and organizations of persons with disabilities ( OPDs) to advocate for disability rights, inclusion, and accessibility.

The belief that women with disabilities are asexual is a result of deeply entrenched cultural and social prejudices. Many people associate femininity with physical beauty, mobility, and productivity.

Youth with disabilities in Kenya can use the gig economy to overcome challenges like inaccessible infrastructure, workplace discrimination, and the lack of accommodations.

Society often treats romantic relationships as something that women with disabilities should be ‘grateful’ for. This is untrue. Love should be a mutual, respectful connection between two people.