Best Daniel Lazar Podcasts (2025)

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E53: Accessibility in Action: A Conversation with Glenda Sims 42:45

12d ago42:45

42:45

Send us a text In this episode of United in Accessibility, we speak with Glenda Sims, Chief Information Accessibility Officer at Deque Systems and recipient of the 2024 IAAP Outstanding Service Award. Glenda shares her accessibility journey, the importance of mentorship, and how collaboration, ethical AI, and professional certification are shaping …

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E52: Bridging Accessibility, Law & HCI: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Lazar 52:50

25d ago52:50

52:50

Send us a text Dr. Jonathan Lazar shares his journey into human-computer interaction (HCI) and digital accessibility, driven by a passion for using technology to create inclusive experiences. As Executive Director of the Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility, he discusses the critical need for integrating legal knowledge with design and res…

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Missing Mister? The Gender Imbalance in Elementary Teachers 53:27

29d ago53:27

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IDEAS is joined by Dr. Shana Kennedy, Mr. Derek Getschow, and Mr. Sam Kleinman to discuss to what degree and in what ways the lack of male elementary teachers might be problematic. This podcast was produced and hosted by Daniel Lazar and was edited by Josie Riemer who wished she was there to host and share a few ideas. After editing, Josie noted th…

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E51: Pioneering Digital Accessibility in Indonesia: Rahma Utami’s Mission 31:01

1M ago31:01

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Send us a text Rahma Utami shares her journey in establishing Indonesia's first digital accessibility consultancy and creating innovative programs like the Empathy Lab to foster meaningful connections between technology creators and disabled users. Her work highlights the power of accessibility advocacy through community building, direct engagement…

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E50: Championing Disability Rights in Nigeria: Daniel Onwe’s Legal Impact 32:19

2M ago32:19

32:19

Send us a text In this episode of the IAAP United in Accessibility podcast, Daniel Onwe, a Nigerian lawyer and disability rights advocate, shares his journey in advocating for accessibility in Nigeria, highlighting the challenges he faced in inaccessible systems and the legal profession. He emphasizes the importance of implementing existing laws, c…

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E49: Access for All: Navigating Language, Disability, and Community Impact 38:56

2M ago38:56

38:56

Send us a text In this episode, Manar Swaby, CEO and Founder of Sway B Access LLC, discusses her work in accessibility, language justice, and equity-driven design, emphasizing community-centered strategies for municipalities and nonprofits. Manar shares her journey from being an educator to focusing on accessibility, driven by her experiences with …

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E48: Leading Change: Michael Bach on IDEA Strategies 36:43

3M ago36:43

36:43

Send us a text In this episode of the IAAP United in Accessibility podcast, Michael Bach, founder of the Canadian Center for Diversity and Inclusion, shares his insights on fostering inclusive environments through a strong focus on accessibility within diversity, equity, and inclusion (IDEA) initiatives. Drawing from nearly two decades of experienc…

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E47: TestParty's Accessibility Journey: Connecting the Dots 37:20

4M ago37:20

37:20

Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Ghanaian-American entrepreneur Michael Bervell, Founder and CEO of TestParty, shares his journey in digital inclusion, emphasizing the power of AI in advancing accessibility. He discusses TestParty’s approach of combining automation with human oversight to enhance server-side im…

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E46: Driving Inclusion in Banking: Prashant Naik's Accessibility Journey 42:11

5M ago42:11

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Prashant Naik, a Digital Accessibility Specialist at Union Bank of India, discusses his decade-long efforts to enhance banking accessibility for individuals with disabilities, including the implementation of talking ATMs.By IAAP

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E45: From Dreams to Action: Ercan Tutal's Journey in Disability Advocacy 39:20

5M ago39:20

39:20

Send us a text In this United in Accessibility podcast episode, Ercan Tutal, a Turkish advocate for disability inclusion, discusses his initiatives like the Alternative Life Association and Alternative Camp, which empower individuals with disabilities through adaptive sports and accessible environments. He highlights the transformative impact of sc…

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Hey JFK! What Does Trump's Victory Mean to YOU? 36:46

6M ago36:46

36:46

While the results and feelings are still fresh, JFKS IDEAS hit the hallways to ask students one question: what does the Trump victory and the Republican landslide mean to you? Student responses were varied and very interesting. If you support the IDEAS mission and you enjoy our podcasts and journals, please show your support by making a donation, h…

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Checking in with 3 Ukrainian Students 19:38

6M ago19:38

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Josie is joined by three Ukrainian students to explore their experiences at JFK, their hopes for Ukraine, their hopes for their futures...and food. This podcast was hosted, produced, edited, and engineered by Josie Riemer. If you are a JFK student and enjoy these conversations, please pop by B209 any Monday at lunch to take part. We'll be there. If…

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E44: Creating Inclusive Office Spaces: Coaching Strategies with Stephanie Warlick 36:02

6M ago36:02

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Stephanie Warlick discusses the importance of inclusive communication and digital accessibility in small businesses. She shares insights from her book, "The Dark and Silent Office," and outlines actionable strategies for fostering workplace equity and effective communication pra…

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Bratwurst, Burgers & Biko: Filipino TCKs at JFK 19:35

6M ago19:35

19:35

Josie Riemer is joined by four third culture kids to discuss how they balance their Filipino identities with their German and American identities at our German-American school. Our discussion was inspired by an article by Nathalia Hansel in the last edition of the IDEAS Journal. This podcast was hosted, produced, edited, and engineered by Josie Rie…

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E43: Digital Accessibility Unpacked: WCAG Updates and Best Practices 47:39

7M ago47:39

47:39

Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Michele Lucchini and Giacomo Petri from UsableNet explore the implications of WCAG 2.2 for web accessibility and share actionable strategies for implementation. They discuss the transformative power of these standards in creating inclusive digital experiences and fostering a mor…

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E42: Revolutionizing Healthcare: Chanda Hinton’s Fight for Accessible Integrative Care 41:32

7M ago41:32

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Chanda Hinton shares her journey as a spinal cord injury survivor and her role as a leader in healthcare accessibility. Chanda discusses her vision for integrative care and the significant impact of her advocacy work, including the successful passage of Colorado's Spinal Cord In…

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E41: Advancing Inclusive Communication: Haben Girma on Descriptive Transcripts 42:01

8M ago42:01

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Haben Girma discusses the significance of descriptive transcripts in enhancing digital accessibility for diverse audiences. She emphasizes that these transcripts provide richer context and detail beyond traditional captions and audio descriptions, fostering inclusive communicati…

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E40: The Intersection of Disability, Technology, and Media: Redefining Inclusion in the Digital Age 40:10

8M ago40:10

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, we explore the transformative impact of emerging technologies on disability rights, delving into how AI and digital media are reshaping inclusion. We also discuss the evolving role of advocacy in driving socio-technical change for the future of accessibility.…

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The Question 4 Breakdown Edition, Live from SLC 35:53

8M ago35:53

35:53

I sat down with esteemed AP CoGoPo teachers Ryan DeMarco and Anthony Peek just as we finished reading AP CoGoPo exams in Salt Lake City. Together we grapple with the dreaded Question 4. Please support the CoGoPod here. Every little bit helps. Thank you! Anthony recommends The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920.…

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E39: Accessible Systems: John Paul Cruz’s Journey in Disability Policy and Reform 28:46

9M ago28:46

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, John Paul Cruz, G3ict Country Advisor for the Philippines, shares his transformative journey from losing his sight to shaping disability policy across Southeast Asia. Dive into his insights on improving accessibility, navigating diverse regional challenges, and the impact of his…

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E38: Advancing Disability Inclusion: Insights from Sri Lanka's Pioneers 57:43

9M ago57:43

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast Thalagodage Janitha Rukmal and Mahesh Panditha from the Enable Lanka Foundation share insights on the challenges and successes of empowering individuals with disabilities, emphasizing the need for collaboration and innovative solutions to create a more inclusive society in Sri La…

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E37: From Code to Inclusion: Navigating the Challenges of Mobile Accessibility 44:58

10M ago44:58

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Mark Steadman shares his transformation from an "arrogant dev" to a passionate accessibility advocate, emphasizing the importance of firsthand experiences with users with disabilities. The discussion highlights the growing significance of mobile accessibility, the disconnect bet…

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E36: Falling into Accessibility: From Opera Dreams to Inclusive Tech Innovations 44:34

10M ago44:34

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Send us a text In this episode of the IAAP United in Accessibility Podcast we host Christopher Patnoe, Head of EMEA Accessibility and Disability Inclusion at Google. With over 25 years in tech at Apple, Sony, and Disney, Christopher leads Google’s EMEA initiatives, focusing on product accessibility, policy advocacy, and partnerships. Discover Chris…

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E35: Inclusive Leadership with Humor and Humility 45:35

10M ago45:35

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Send us a text Explore how inclusive leadership not only cultivates a supportive workplace culture but also empowers teams to innovate and achieve collective goals, fostering an environment where every voice is valued and respected.By IAAP

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The Berlin History Curriculum: Racist, Problematic, or Just Fine Thank You? 29:59

11M ago29:59

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JFK students have long debated gender segregated sports classes. At long last, bringing student voices to the forefront, JFKS IDEAS has taken up this issue. Our discussion was inspired by an article featured in the last edition of the IDEAS Journal. This podcast was hosted, produced, edited, and engineered by Josie Riemer. Special thanks to Nurcan …

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E34: Cultivating Diversity: Actionable Insights for Inclusive Organizational Culture 45:31

11M ago45:31

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, we talk with expert Paolo Galliano about actionable strategies for promoting equity in workplaces. He emphasizes the importance of measuring inclusion as a key step toward fostering diversity.By IAAP

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E33: Insights from the Fifth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report 37:24

11M ago37:24

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Send us a text In this IAAP United in Accessibility podcast episode Timothy Springer, founder and CEO of Level Access, is discussing key insights from the 5th State of Digital Accessibility Report. Tim highlights trends showing organizations are moving from awareness to action on digital accessibility, incorporating it into product lifecycles, and …

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E32: Inclusive by Design: Elevating UX / UI for Web Accessibility and Inclusion 35:33

12M ago35:33

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, we delve into the world of accessibility with Ondřej Pohl, Accessibility Director at ACTUM Digital. Ondřej shares insights on his journey in promoting web accessibility, highlighting the importance of education, practical approaches, and the evolving landscape of inclusive desig…

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E31: Signs of Inclusion: Conversations with Lingvano's Sign Language Innovators 26:17

1y ago26:17

26:17

Send us a text In this episode of United in Accessibility, we welcome Johanna Steiner and Daniel H. Logar, leading voices in promoting inclusive education and breaking down language barriers. Johanna, an advocate for Deaf education, and Daniel, Head of Business Development at Lingvano, discuss sign language innovation and empowerment for individual…

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E30: Building for All: Navigating Universal Design and Accessibility 34:48

1y ago34:48

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast, Eoin O'Herlihy delves into his two-decade journey in accessibility, highlighting his work as the founder of O'Herlihy Access Consultancy. With a focus on making buildings and services accessible for all, Eoin shares his expertise on accessibility regulations, Universal Design pr…

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Gender Segregated Sport Class? 33:47

1y ago33:47

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JFK students have long debated gender segregated sports classes. At long last, bringing student voices to the forefront, JFKS IDEAS has taken up this issue. Our discussion was inspired by an article featured in the last edition of the IDEAS Journal. This podcast was hosted, produced, edited, and engineered by Josie Riemer. Special thanks to Nurcan …

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E29: Insights from IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners: Championing Digital Inclusion and Training Innovations 51:07

1y ago51:07

51:07

Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast we explore the exceptional achievements of Alexandra Nothnagel, CPACC and Mark Wilcock, CPACC, recognized leaders in global accessibility governance, event management, and mentorship. Join us to uncover their award-winning initiatives, revealing the profound advancements in digit…

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E28: Designing for All: Georgia's Influence on Inclusive Tourism 38:33

1y ago38:33

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Send us a text In this podcast episode, we delve into the world of inclusive tourism and accessibility standards with a trailblazer from Georgia. Join us as we explore the challenges and triumphs of integrating inclusive tourism into new laws and building more inclusive communities.By IAAP

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Digging into Black History Month 29:08

1y ago29:08

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Why have Black History Month? How should it be celebrated? How can Black History best be celebrated while not overlooking the travesties endured by systemic oppression? We recorded one of our weekly IDEAS meetings to explore these questions and more. This podcast was hosted by our fearless Director, Merlina Vogel and edited and produced by the inim…

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E27: Insights from IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners in Accessibility Innovation 48:51

1y ago48:51

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Send us a text In this episode of United in Accessibility, we delve into the groundbreaking work of IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners in Accessibility Innovation. Join us as we hear from Mike Gifford, Senior Strategist at CivicActions, and Darren Rowan, Senior Director of Digital Accessibility at Eli Lilly and Company. Discover the remarkable initia…

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E26: Insights from IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners in Higher Education 33:22

1y ago33:22

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Send us a text In this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast we shine a spotlight on two remarkable individuals, Lori Kressin from the University of Virginia and Kimberly Norris from Carnegie Mellon University, who have been honored with the 2023 IAAP Impact Award for their outstanding contributions to accessibility inclusion within their …

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E25: Elevating Accessibility Standards: A Path to Inclusive Products 37:17

1y ago37:17

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Send us a text In this episode of the IAAP United in Accessibility podcast, Dr. Chris Law, Executive Director of Standard Accessibility Reporting (SAR), discusses the organization's mission to establish industry consensus standards for digital accessibility. The conversation covers the challenges in the accessibility field, the need for scoring sys…

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What's the Value of Class Participation? 26:12

1+ y ago26:12

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Jakob, Josie, James, and Ophelia discuss to what extent class participation should determine a student's grade. We refer to an article in our most recent journal, which we heartily endorse. If you are a JFK student and enjoy these conversations, please pop by B209 any Monday at lunch to take part. We'll be there. If you enjoy our podcasts and journ…

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The White Lives Matter Mankini Edition 42:05

1+ y ago42:05

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Jakob, Josie, James, Ophelia, and Moss navigate some not-so-hypothetical scenarios, including whether students should feel obliged to interrupt racial (racist?) language...and if students should be able to wear mankinis to school. We refer to the data published in our most recent journal, which we heartily endorse. If you are a JFK student and enjo…

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Exploring Academic Anxiety at JFK 38:28

1+ y ago38:28

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Jakob, Josie, James, Ophelia, and Moss explore academic stress and anxiety. We refer to the data published in our most recent journal, which we heartily endorse. If you are a JFK student and enjoy these conversations, please pop by B209 any Monday at lunch to take part. We'll be there. If you enjoy our podcasts and journals, please support IDEAS! M…

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Exploring Academic Anxiety at JFK (part 2 of 2) 53:49

1+ y ago53:49

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Jakob, Josie, James, Ophelia, and Moss continue their exploration of academic stress and anxiety. If you enjoy our podcasts and journals, please support IDEAS! Make a donation, however humble, over here. We refer to the data published in our most recent journal, which we heartily endorse. Each guest recommended something related to our conversation…

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E24: Driving Change: Disability Advocacy in the Workplace 28:03

1+ y ago28:03

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Send us a text In this "United in Accessibility" podcast, Rachael Mole, a Disability & Inclusion Entrepreneur, discusses her journey promoting workplace inclusion. She addresses the disability employment gap, shares strategies for the UK Government and businesses, and explores the role of technology in enhancing accessibility. Rachael's insights co…

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E23: The State Of Overlays 26:45

1+ y ago26:45

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Send us a text In this episode, we delve into the state of overlays in digital accessibility. Sam highlights IAAP's stance on overlays, emphasizing the importance of not impeding assistive technology. Matt shares insights into assistive technology challenges, particularly regarding interoperability and the impact of overlays on user experiences. Mi…

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Too Soon? Media Role in Pushing a Certain Youth Vibe 15:00

1+ y ago15:00

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Merle, Yona, and Sina discuss how media might be pushing kids to chase a certain visual aesthetic that might (might!) be beyond their years. If you are a JFK student and enjoy these types of conversations, please pop by B209 any Monday at lunch to take part. We'll be there. Follow the IDEAS Pod wherever you listen. Share your favorite episodes with…

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Too Woke to Watch? 18:33

1+ y ago18:33

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This episode is a lightly edited recording of a recent IDEAS meeting where we explored if and how young people should interact with old media (especially books and films) that are teeming with racism, sexism, and/or homophobia. If you are a JFK student and enjoy these types of conversations, please pop by B209 any Monday at lunch to take part. We'l…

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E22: IAAP & EDF Overlay Statement 12:13

1+ y ago12:13

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Send us a text In this podcast episode, we explore the complexities of accessibility overlays, emphasizing the significance of responsible innovation and user involvement. The conversation underscores the ongoing collaboration between IAAP and EDF, shedding light on the crucial role of standards and user perspectives in shaping the future of digita…

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In Conversation with Four Ukrainian Students at JFKS 29:56

1+ y ago29:56

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Merlina and Sina share a discussion with Tolik, Anton, Eugene, and Polina, four Ukrainian students at JFKS. If you enjoy our podcasts and journals, please support IDEAS! Make a donation, however humble, over here. Check out Tolik's music on Soundcloud. Polina urges you to learn about Vitsche and follow them on Instagram. Eugene wants you to catch u…

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E21: The Significance of Accessibility in Cybersecurity 32:13

1+ y ago32:13

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Send us a text In this podcast episode we delve into the importance of making cybersecurity accessible, emphasizing the need for accessible training, policies, and tools to ensure that everyone, including individuals with disabilities, can contribute to and benefit from the field. Justin also highlights the infancy of the intersection between acces…

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E20: From Alexandria to UN: Heba Kholeifs Journey for Disabled Women in Egypt 30:26

1+ y ago30:26

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Send us a text In this podcast episode, we explored accessibility and inclusion challenges and solutions with an experienced advocate from Egypt. Key points include the critical need for accessible digital content and the importance of legal reforms and advocacy in advancing inclusion and accessibility, especially for women with disabilities in the…

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E19: Accessibility of Social Media 40:48

1+ y ago40:48

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Send us a text With almost half of the worldwide population using social media, it is crucial for organizations and companies to ensure that their messages, services, and products are as inclusive as possible. Tune in to this United in Accessibility podcast episode to learn about the principles of social media accessibility and how you can make you…

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