Accessibility – On the Issues

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Microsoft Accessibility Team in the new inclusive Tech Lab at Microsoft HQ

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, let’s talk tech and employment for people with disabilities

Jenny Lay-Flurrie - Chief Accessibility Officer

People in boxes

Unique job site can help neurodivergent people find meaningful work — while being themselves

Microsoft Corporate Blogs

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Highlighting innovations, maximizing inclusive practices and overcoming barriers to employment for people with disabilities

Microsoft Corporate Blogs

What is Visual Description? As events evolve, greater accessibility for the disability community emerges

Jenny Lay-Flurrie - Chief Accessibility Officer

Woman in colorful wheelchair at computer desk

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

A collage including Anne Taylor and people using Microsoft accessibility devices

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

A montage of people using accessibility devices

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

a woman uses an accessibility device

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

Aerial View of Shedd Aquarium

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