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ALT Accessible retail space with persons with disabilities.
ALT Upcoming events with a list of a selection of our November events
ALT WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) Word and PowerPoint Accessibility Evaluation Guide. Icons representing Microsoft Word and PowerPoint beside a magnifying glass with a checkmark in the center.
ALT Text: Perspectives on Disabilities. Make access the expectation rather than the exception. Expectation and exception are highlighted for emphasis. Perkins logo.
ALT WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) Screen Reader User Survey #11 results available now! Photo of a person using a refreshable braille display with headphones on.
ALT Diverse group of people smiling outdoors, including individuals with disabilities, representing inclusion and community support. Black text on pink background - Including Everyone - Official newsletter on Inclusion Australia.
![Icon of person announcing their name to a blind person. Text: Identify yourself. Always say who you are when entering and leaving a conversation, and each time you speak in a group setting. Speech bubble: Ex: "This is [your name]"](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUhIVetXEAAGhNI.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Icon of person announcing their name to a blind person. Text: Identify yourself. Always say who you are when entering and leaving a conversation, and each time you speak in a group setting. Speech bubble: Ex: "This is [your name]"
ALT Icon of hands raised with hearts. Text: Offering help. Many people will ask for help if they need it, and may just be evaluating their surroundings vs needing assistance. If you do offer help, always ask “Do you want assistance?” instead of insisting they do.
ALT Icons of a guide dog, person with white cane, and person with motorized wheelchair. Text: Do not touch. NEVER pet or distract guide dogs, or touch and grab canes and other mobility equipment.
ALT A graphic showing a rainbow spectrum passing through an eye icon. Text: Blindness is a spectrum. Every blind person is different, so what works for one person may not work for another. Instead of making assumptions, let them tell you what they prefer!
ALT Cover image for book, which is purple with white triangles on the top-left and lower-right corners covering about half of the cover. Title 'Accessibility Testing with NVDA' in white on purple. NV Access logo in colour in top-left, NVDA logo lower-right in purple on white. Sunburst designs around cover in purple, white, turquoise and orange. Orange border around outside of cover. Full description of NVDA and NV Access logos available on 'About NVDA' and 'About NV Access' pages on nvaccess.org. To the left of the cover is the text "NEW TRAINING PACKAGE!", vertical, in purple on white with an orange stripe above and turquoise stripe below
