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“Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer’s day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.”― John Lubbock
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Feature Stories
Lawsuit Challenges Delay of Federal Web Accessibility Protections
June 1, 2026 | Source: MeriTalk
The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) has sued the Trump administration over delayed website accessibility requirements, arguing the postponement unlawfully stalls protections designed to help blind Americans access essential public services online. The lawsuit challenges actions by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that pushed back compliance deadlines for web and mobile accessibility standards by one year. The NFB alleges the agencies violated the Administrative Procedure Act by issuing the delays without public notice or input…
Beyond Compliance: Supporting Schools in Meeting ADA Digital Accessibility Standards
June 2, 2026 | Source: New America
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into law on July 26, 1990, established a civil rights framework prohibiting discrimination against people with disabilities across public life. Central to that framework is Title II, which prohibits disability-based discrimination by state and local government entities, including public schools, colleges and universities, in their services, programs, and activities, including digital content and services. In the nearly 36 years since the ADA’s passage, the digital landscape and public education with it, has transformed dramatically…
Disability Rights Are at Risk as 7 States Back Case Attacking Key Protections
May 30, 2026 | Source: Truthout
The right of disabled people to live in community rather than being warehoused in institutions is under attack in a lawsuit currently being pursued by Texas and six other states. But advocacy efforts are persuading states to pull out of the suit against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Secretary of HHS Robert F. Kennedy Jr., called Texas v. Kennedy. Two state plaintiffs withdrew from the case in May after hearing concerns from the disability community, bringing the number of remaining state plaintiffs to only seven in an amended case that began with seventeen…
National News (U.S.)
Redefining accessibility: Utah County duo continues to push the limits for wheelchair users
May 28, 2026 | Source: Daily Herald
Sam Durst has gone just about everywhere on his Motus All-Terrain Wheelchair alongside childhood friend Ryan Grassley, with each adventure documented for the world to see. Their TikTok channel, Extreme Motus, has more than 400,000 followers who watch Durst, who has celebral palsy and is wheelchair-bound, navigate through rocky terrain, snow fields and even trampoline parks on a custom-made chair with absorbent, low-pressure tires. The Utah County-based duo has used the exposure to grow a wheelchair business that shares the social media name, selling thousands of all-terrain wheelchairs to individuals globally so those with disabilities can have experiences they otherwise couldn’t access…
By September, Nearly a Third of Americans Will Live in States With Legal Aid in Dying
May 30, 2026 | Source: The New York Times
Jules Netherland traveled from her home in the Bronx to the New York State Capitol in Albany several times in the past few years, hoping to persuade the Legislature to pass a medical aid in dying bill, allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives with a lethal prescription. She spoke at rallies. With other members of the advocacy organization Compassion and Choices, she visited legislators’ offices. In 2024, as the State Assembly was debating the aid in dying bill, she helped unfurl a banner in the chamber gallery that read, “Stop the Suffering.”…
How much do schools spend on special education? Feds aim to find out
June 1, 2026 | Source: Disability Scoop
For the first time in more than two decades, federal officials are moving forward with plans to find out just how much schools across the nation are spending on students with disabilities. The U.S. Department of Education is taking steps to green-light what’s known as the National Special Education Spending Study. “The study will produce estimates for what is spent on special education services for students with disabilities (SWDs), both overall and by disability category, including expenditures made by states, districts, and schools,” the agency’s Institute of Education Sciences said in a request for clearance from the White House Office of Management and Budget…
Lawsuit Alleges Corporate Landlord’s Neglect is Endangering Disabled Tenants and Undermining Access to Rent-Controlled Housing
June 1, 2026 | Source: Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund
The Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) and the Eviction Defense Collaborative (EDC) have filed a lawsuit on behalf of three mobility disabled tenants who have been trapped for years in inaccessible conditions at a rent-controlled apartment building in San Francisco, after the building’s management company refused to fix the building’s sole elevator when it stopped working. The lawsuit alleges that Structure Properties, which took over management of the building several years ago, has allowed the property to deteriorate while failing to maintain critical accessibility features relied upon by disabled and older tenants…
Arkansans share push for true accessibility, inclusion
June 2, 2026 | Source: KNWA FOX24
Two Arkansans are challenging viewers to rethink what accessibility really means — and why many who are blind, visually impaired, deaf or nonverbal say the world still is not built with them in mind. The latest episode of Let’s Talk About It, now available on demand through 479 First, features an honest conversation about access, communication, identity and dignity — and the mental toll of navigating systems that often fall short. The discussion also explores what true inclusion should look like. Eric Yarberry, president and CEO of World Services for the Blind, says some of the biggest barriers are not always visible…
College grad designs new sticker reminding us accessibility is for everyone
June 2, 2026 | Source: WZZM13
A recent West Michigan college grad is starting a new movement reminding us that accessibility is for everyone. Aidan Van Doren studied collaborative design at Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University and is using his new degree to spread to his message. “How do we create a world together that includes everybody?” Van Doren told 13 ON YOUR SIDE, that’s the question for students studying collaborative design at Kendall College. “When we design for wheelchair users or people that have hard of hearing or sight, it really benefits everybody,” he said…
Listening to the voices: Ph.D. student working on accessibility for those with disabilities
June 2, 2026 | Source: The Daily Times
After earning two masters degrees and enjoying a 25-year career in teaching at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Lorna Keathley went back to school again, at the age of 56. She’s a full-time student working toward a Ph.D. at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom with a goal of helping people with vision and/or motor skill disabilities have a more fulfilling experience visiting national heritage sites, museums and other cultural locations. This native of High Bridge, Kentucky resides in East Tennessee where she is working on her senior thesis, studying history and cultural heritage…
Adding to the List of Dementia Risks: a Diet High in Ultraprocessed Foods
June 3, 2026 | Source: The Wall Street Journal
Eating a diet high in ultraprocessed foods is associated with an increased risk of dementia, according to new research, adding to the growing list of health problems linked to foods such as packaged cookies, hot dogs and chips. In a study published Wednesday in the American Journal of Public Health, the group of people who reported eating the highest amount of ultraprocessed foods had a 58% higher risk of later developing dementia and a 46% increased risk of developing cognitive impairment than those who said they ate the least…
Importance of Accessibility at Historic Sites
June 3, 2026 | Source: Densho
Since childhood, I have loved history and frequently visited museums and historic sites, and attended conferences. However, as a person with low vision, I have found that many locations, exhibits, and presentations are inaccessible for several reasons, including dark interiors, small text and inaccessible fonts, lack of contrast, not being able to get close to exhibits or text, and lack of accessible materials. Since getting COVID in 2024, I have also had difficulty processing lots of information and articulating words, and am more aware of how videos and other audio and oral media may be inaccessible, especially in loud environments…
‘Voting By Mail is My Lifeline’: Voter with Disability Shares Importance of Mail-In Voting
June 3, 2026 | Source: American Civil Liberties Union
The only time I voted in person, I had to first find a driver, either through a voting advocacy agency or by placing an advertisement and paying out of pocket. Then, my caregiver had to get me ready. Because I live in a rural area, finding care is not always easy. Before leaving home, I had to make sure that the polling place was wheelchair accessible and could accommodate my power chair and mobility constraints. As someone with cerebral palsy, voting in person is a difficult process. But participating in elections allows me to be part of my community, to express my identity as a human being, and feel whole…
Houston-area man accused of selling fake accessible parking placards online
June 3, 2026 | Source: Houston Public Media
A Houston-area man is accused of operating an online scheme to sell fake Texas accessible parking placards online, according to Harris County Precinct 1 Constable Alan Rosen. David T. Brown, 28, was arrested Tuesday and has been charged with tampering with governmental records, according to court documents. Brown is accused of advertising blue permanent-disability placards — the type hung from car rearview mirrors to park in accessible spots — on social media. Rosen, in a post on his social media page, said Brown allegedly charged $150 to fraudulently add a person’s driver’s license number and other information to a blank placard…
Deaf actress, advocate shares accessibility review of Sphere in Las Vegas
June 4,2026 | Source: 8 News NOW
Actress and deaf advocate Marlee Matlin shared her review of accessibility for those hard of hearing at Sphere in Las Vegas this week. The Academy Award winner said she went to see The Wizard of Oz, posting two videos about her experience. “I thought what would be the positives and negatives having to do with captioning?” Matlin said in her video. “I was pretty curious about that.” In that same video, Matlin added that she went to guest services and was given a QR code to scan and use captions on her phone…
Screens are leaving schools fast, though some students with disabilities rely on them
June 4, 2026 | Source: NPR
Ninth grader Soraya Martin is a bubbly, social teenager who recently found a new passion. “I’m a very creative writer, I love to write stories for fun,” she says. Stories come naturally to Soraya, but reading and writing don’t. That’s because she has dyslexia. “Academically, school has always been a really big challenge for me.” Then last school year, she started using technology that allows her to do a number of things: dictate her writing rather than type, listen to books rather than read them on a page and take photos of notes on the board…
Jack Fact — According to the WHO, an annual additional investment of less than US$1.40 per person is needed to scale up ear and hearing care services globally. Over a 10-year period, this promises a return of nearly US$16.00 for every US dollar invested.
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International News
Ensure accessibility to all public spaces, disability rights groups tell Chennai Corporation
May 30, 2026 | Source: DT NEXT Bureau- India
Improving accessibility at beaches, bus stops, footpaths, parks and public buildings was among the key issues discussed during a meeting between Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) officials and members of the Disability Rights Alliance earlier this week. The meeting, chaired by GCC Commissioner GS Sameeran, brought together officials and disability rights advocates as part of an ongoing engagement on making public infrastructure more accessible for persons with disabilities (PwDs). Members of the alliance said that the discussions largely focused on projects that have been under follow-up with the civic body for over a year, including accessible beach pathways, bus stop design, footpath improvements and…
Spotlight on SDG 4 good practices: Accessible digital textbooks for all
June 1, 2026 | Source: UNESCO- Globally
Across many education systems, millions of children are still excluded from meaningful learning due to lack of inclusive learning materials. Textbooks are often produced in standard print formats, leaving learners who are blind, deaf, or who experience reading or cognitive difficulties without meaningful access to quality learning opportunities. At the system level, accessibility and inclusion are still rarely treated as foundational elements of education. Teachers are expected to include all students, but lack the tools, materials, and training to do so…
A Step Toward Accessibility: Compensation for Employers Hiring People with Disabilities
June 1, 2026 | Source: Donetsk Regional State Administration- Ukraine
National Accessibility Week is another opportunity to highlight that equal opportunities in employment begin with employers’ openness and willingness to create accessible and comfortable workplaces for everyone. Today, the state supports employers who hire people with disabilities, as an inclusive labor market is about respect, dignity, and the development of a barrier-free society. One of the effective support mechanisms is compensation for actual labor costs. Employers are entitled to compensation amounting to 50% of actual labor costs, but not exceeding the minimum wage, for hiring people with disabilities who have not reached retirement age and have been registered as unemployed for more than one month…
China makes substantial progress in improving accessibility for children with disabilities
June 1, 2026 | Source: People’s Daily- China
China has made substantial progress in improving accessibility for children with disabilities, said Amakobe Sande, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Representative to China. Sande made the remarks ahead of International Children’s Day, noting that China’s law on building a barrier-free living environment marks an important step forward in promoting accessibility. “It establishes clear standards and accountability, and lays the groundwork for more inclusive systems,” she said. China has also stepped up efforts to provide greater support to families of children with disabilities through child welfare reform, Sande said…
Kitchener musician says finding an accessible studio in Ontario was ‘beyond challenging’
June 1, 2026 | Source: CBC- Canada
Everything about making music comes easy to Michael Monize — everything except finding accessible studio space. The musician, who’s based in Kitchener, Ont., has used a wheelchair for over 20 years after a spinal cord injury. While pursuing his craft, though, he’s faced issues in finding an accessible studio. Monize has been searching for space in cities across southwestern Ontario, including Toronto and, most recently, in Waterloo region. “I would describe it as beyond challenging,” Monize said, reflecting on the amount of time and research that went into trying to find a wheelchair-friendly studio space…
APPG Chair calls for ministerial meeting to drive UK accessibility framework for events
June 3, 2026 | Source: Event Industry News- UK
Senior leaders from across the UK events industry, accessibility sector and Parliament gathered yesterday at Portcullis House, Westminster, to discuss the development of a more consistent and effective approach to accessibility across the UK events sector. The parliamentary roundtable, hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Events in partnership with The Business of Events and ICC Wales, brought together policymakers, event organisers, venues, agencies, associations and accessibility specialists to explore how the industry can move from intention to action on inclusion…
‘A community issue’: Proponents advocate for greater accessibility in Calgary homes
June 4, 2026 | Source: Calgary Herald- Canada
For many Calgarians, an accessible house is something that’s easy to overlook. It’s not until a parent struggles to get down the stairs or a devastating health diagnosis that a familiar home can suddenly turn into a series of obstacles. At Accessible Housing’s engaging in accessibility event Thursday, held during National Accessibility Week, the message was clear — this is an issue that can affect anyone at any time. “Accessibility is not a niche issue, it is a community issue,” CEO of Accessible Housing Krista Davidson Flint said…
Accessibility Blogs, Information, and Videos
- ADA Day- SLC.gov
- The Road to CSUNATC27- CSUN
- The politics of sitting down- Celestine Fraser
- Accessibility as an investment- Charleston Gazette
- Disability Voting News: June 3, 2026- Sarah Blahovec
- The Disability with the Best Benefits- Matthew Cavedon
- My Octopus takes me to the Neem Tree- Disability Debrief
- State of Colorado Accessibility Newsletter – May/June 2026
- The Faces Age Verification Cannot Read- Sheri Byrne-Haber
- Digital Accessibility Instructional Series Overview- Lisa Vance (YouTube)
- Important Update About Medicaid Work Requirements- AAPD
- Accessibility can keep your brand visible in the AI age- The Drum
- The Access Dispatch: Rainy Days and Summer Festivals- Accessible Japan
- California Election Day | What if a voter has accessibility issues?- KCRA 3 (YouTube)
- It’s Time We Treat Accessibility as an Economic Investment- Shawn McCoy
- Wikis for Everyone: Bridging the Accessibility Gap at the 2026 Hackathon- Diff
- Digital accessibility must become a national commitment- Vashkar Bhattacharjee
- A gold standard for inclusion: Building a workplace where everyone belongs- Colliers
- New Guidelines Aim to Make Streets and Sidewalks More Accessible- The MoCo Show
- ITS Australia Mobility 2026 wraps with accessibility at its core- Traffic Technology Today
- The Business Case for Inclusion: Benefits for Customers and Consumers- Disability Belongs
- 7-year-old girl is raising money to build accessible playground for her best friend- KGW News (YouTube)
- Women With Learning Disabilities: Search Pack of the Month, June- Royal College of Midwives
- Mitchell Wakefield believes accessibility is product strategy, not a side requirement- Digital Journal
- Brooke Eby shares her life with ALS online, shedding light on disability and accessibility- Mashable
- Interview: Director of Audience Experience Lindsey On Accessibility at The Muny- Broadway World
- How Blindness Led Me to Cybersecurity — and to Securing Accessibility Itself- Juan Mathews Rebello Santos
- Study finds biggest barriers to disability inclusion are stigma, lack of knowledge, rigid policies- Human Resources Director
- Accessibility input tool removes X11 support, doesn’t want to support Wayland; users caught in the middle- Thom Holwerda
- European standards and accessibility: civil servants improved their knowledge of the rights of people with disabilities- The Council of Europe
Federally Speaking
- Ballot Mail for Federal Elections- Federal Register
- Dental practices get extra year for digital accessibility- Dr Bicupsid
- ADA Title II Web Accessibility: A Compliance Guide for Small K–12 Districts- EdTech Magazine
- Advocacy Speaks with Small Towns and Communities on DOJ’s ADA Rule- SBA Office of Advocacy
- How an impending digital accessibility compliance deadline impacts all levels of government- Federal News Network
- National Federation of the Blind Challenges Last-Minute Deadline Extensions for Website and Mobile App Accessibility- Seyfarth Shaw
Higher Education Blogs and Information
- AdVance Digital Learning
- May 2026 Meeting Recap: CSUN Conference Shareout- Penn State
- What is the situation regarding accessibility at ETH Zurich?- ETH Zürich
- RMIT recognised in Accessibility in Action Awards 2026- RMIT University
- Image Accessibility for Students: Long Descriptions- Stony Brook University
- How To Prepare for New Digital Accessibility Standards- The University of Virginia
- Severe weather preparedness: Four tips to support those living with disabilities- UAB News
- UAH Mission Accessible: New resources and checklists- The University of Alabama in Huntsville
- Some students and employees with physical disabilities face accessible hurdles on campus- Observer
- Building a Strong, Accessible U of G: Celebrating National AccessAbility Week- University of Guelph
- Studio 930 students create assistive solutions for real-world challenges- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Digital accessibility update 2: Wins so far and what to expect in the next year- OSU Today – Oregon State University
- Digital accessibility update 1: Maintaining momentum despite the federal ADA extension- OSU Today – Oregon State University
Legal Blogs and Information
- Legal Update: May 2026- Ken Nakata
- ADA Title III Web Accessibility- Reuters
- Pharmavite ADA Website Accessibility Class Action Settlement- Claim Depot
- Missouri lawmakers pass bill aimed at curbing abusive ADA website lawsuits- KQ2
- Remote Work, Disability Accommodation, and the Limits of the ADA: What Hayes v. GStek Could Mean for New Jersey Employers- Scott I. Unger
Accessibility Announcements
- House bill broadens access to disabled placards
- Air Canada Releases Accessibility Plan 2026–2029
- Accessibility is part of the future we are thinking about
- Vection wins $3.3M bid for accessibility kiosks in Italy
- City Releases New Accessibility Guide – City of Victoria
- New Brunswick May 31 to June 6 is AccessAbility Week
- Survey aims to help develop Grand Forks’ accessibility plan
- Canada launches new standard for accessible service delivery
- City of Enderby Awarded $40,000 National Accessibility Grant
- Inclusive Blues Continue to Drive Accessibility Forward at Chester FC
- Helena to install 50+ ADA accessible ramps in 6th Ward neighborhood
- Nova Scotia wheelchair tennis program hits grand slam for accessibility (Video)
- Corrado Bill to Improve Paratransit Accessibility Advances in Committee
- Nexer and Deque join forces to scale accessible digital experiences globally
- Guidance counsellor Cathy Preibisch selected as 2026 Champion for Accessibility
- Residents Invited to Weigh in on Purple Line Sidewalk and Accessibility Upgrades
- Apple reveals 2026 Design Award Winners, spotlighting innovation and accessibility
- Wegmans Expands Partnership with Aira to Provide Free ASL Interpretation Services
- Ottawa 2026 IWBF World Championships- September 9, 2026 to September 19, 2026
- A proposed NY bill would streamline accessible license plate applications for veterans
- Accessibility Matters Here Award recipients announced during National AccessAbility Week
- Special Needs Network Opens Accessible Vote Center in South LA for June 1 Election Support
- Share Your Voice with Navigate Life Texas- Share Your Voice: Paid Focus Group Opportunity
- Hamilton Accessibility Awards celebrate achievements in advancing accessibility across the city
- Montgomery County Releases Revised Design Guidelines for ADA-Compliant Roadway Infrastructure
- Equal Access Public Media announces rebrand to the Organization for Accessible Journalism- Editor and Publisher
- Shapiro Administration Welcomes 28 College Students with Disabilities for Summer Internships with State Agencies
- Rick Hansen Foundation, RBC and RBC Foundation Announce 40 Recipients of the RBC Barrier Buster Grants Program
- Minister Hajdu invites organizations to apply for funding to promote accessibility and disability inclusion during National AccessAbility Week
- Victoria just launched an Australian-first accessibility app trial to navigate 3 major stations step-by-step, with 2.5 million users in the UK and Canada
Accessibility Products and Services
- 13 accessible music-making tools
- Grandfather Mountain expands accessibility initiatives
- OSCIL is making RI more accessible to those with disabilities
- JetStar boosts Boeing 787 accessibility with Airchair II onboard
- FaceTime Interpreter API Gives Accessibility Apps a New Role
- Scottsdale ADA Transition Plan for Accessibility Improvements
- Apple just teased an iOS 27 feature that could change everything
- New Middle Grade Novel Centers Accessibility in Story and Format
- Carrier Systems Power SNASY Accessibility Stations at Major Events
- LG Electronics expands Bold Move to boost appliance accessibility in Korea
- Apple Rewind: New accessibility features, Apple Design Awards, and improved RCS
- How Fresh Parking Lot Striping Helps Salt Lake City Businesses Stay ADA Compliant
- Adaptive Surf Project brings 76 surfers to Atlantic Beach for 3rd annual Wheel to Surf event
- Eye-controlled wheelchairs, AI subtitles: Apple expands accessibility push with new features
- Co-op Live and Guide Dogs partner to further enhance accessibility for visitors with sight loss
- Albuquerque company uses AI to make homes more accessible for seniors, those with disabilities
- Park Board improves visitor experience in destination parks through digital accessibility mapping
Accessibility Forums, Tips, and Gaming
- Accessibility Spotlight
- Accessibility in Gaming Launched a Revolution
- AI Is Not Your Accessibility Expert: What LLMs Still Miss About WCAG
- Improve the accessibility of your Android apps with meaningful content descriptions
- Region of Waterloo Library expands accessibility collection with new Adaptive Gaming Kits
AI Employment and Legal Trends
- Connecticut Regulates AI in Employment Decision Making- CBIA
- After the AI binge, companies balk at soaring bills- Agence France-Presse
- Trump signs order seeking early access to powerful AI models before release
- AI Hiring Tools Can Yield Racial Bias and Systemic Rejection- Stanford HAI
- AI in the Workplace: Managing Bias, Privacy, and Legal Risk- CDF Labor Law
- A Federal Judge, A 1967 Law And A Billion Rejected Job Applications- Forbes
- Is Replacing Employees With AI a Lawful Reason to Terminate Workers?- Boyar Miller
- Inside the Trump-backed push to bring AI doctors into American medicine- The Washington Post
- Illinois Just Made AI Discrimination Illegal. Does Your Hiring Process Comply?- Chicago Business Attorney Blog
- Illinois Department of Human Rights Seeks Public Comment on Draft AI Employment Regulations- Covington and Burling
Accessibility Statements
- Lowry
- HSBC
- Snooze
- Soomo Learning
- Delta Dental of Michigan
- University of Missouri System
- Cuyahoga Community College
- Participatory Budgeting Project
- Ecosystem Service Map Explorer
- Colorado Department of Education
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