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Honoring Global Accessibility Awareness Day with a call to action

Jenny Lay-Flurrie - Chief Accessibility Officer

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Doubling down on accessibility: Microsoft’s next steps to expand accessibility in technology, the workforce and workplace

Brad Smith - PresidentPresident

2020 in review: 6 of our most read pieces

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A first look at our disability representation stats

Jenny Lay-Flurrie - Chief Accessibility Officer

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To mark National Disability Employment Awareness Month, meet the people making a difference at Microsoft

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Understanding accessibility through ABCs

Charlotte Edmond

‘We are at a crossroads’ – How Microsoft’s Accessibility team is making an impact that will be felt for generations

7 smart tech developments for people who are blind or have low vision

The power of inclusion, extending our learnings from the Supported Employment Program

Jenny Lay-Flurrie - Chief Accessibility Officer

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5 accessibility features that empower everyone

Tamara Braunstein

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Questions about Microsoft’s assistive technology? DAD has the answers.

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Noise-cancelling headphones, smart glasses: how technology is making museums more accessible

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5 ways technology is changing how people with disabilities experience the world

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Empowerment marks the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Jenny Lay-Flurrie

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The Ability Hacks: The story of two hackathon teams embracing the transformative power of technology

Jenny Lay-Flurrie

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Portraits of grit, glory and good vibes from the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games

Thomas Kohnstamm