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Empowering a more accessible and inclusive world

A look back – and a look ahead – at accessibility at Microsoft

Join us: Working together to help people with autism enter the workforce

Making technology more accessible: OneNote, Project Torino and Copilot for Xbox One

Microsoft Enable Research team meets to discuss the EyeGaze Wheelchair

From hack to product, Microsoft empowers people with Eye Control for Windows 10

Supporting enterprise and government customers with accessibility standards conformance testing for Microsoft products

Enabling Xbox One to be accessible for everyone

Learning Tools for Word Online and OneNote Online now available, plus new languages

a young girl uses her new robotic hand to shake hands with a man

Founder of Unlimited Tomorrow Looks to Change the World of Prosthetics

Introduction to Disability and Accessibility (audio described version)

This is an adapted training course to introduce people to the concepts and terminology used around disability and accessibility in the workplace.

Accessibility Videos

Introduction to Disability and Accessibility (audio described version)

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Build 2017: Project Emma

A man uses technology to control a tablet with his eye

From Hack to Product, Eye Control for Windows 10

Seeing AI app from Microsoft

Seeing AI app from Microsoft

A woman sits in a wheelchair in front of her desk

Microsoft Inclusive Hiring: Jessica Rafuse

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Microsoft Inclusive Hiring: Amos Miller

Swetha Machanavajhala

Microsoft Inclusive Hiring: Swetha Machanavajhala

Joey Chemis

Microsoft Inclusive Hiring: Joey Chemis

Education and Technology: Helping Students Read in a New Way

Team Gleason & Microsoft use technology to empower people with ALS

Executive biographies

Brad Smith
President and Chief Legal Officer, Microsoft Legal and Corporate Affairs

Jenny Lay-Flurrie
Chief Accessibility Officer

Disability Answer Desk

Microsoft Accessibility Blog

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