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PEAT and Teach Access recently published a video highlighting how the Teach Access Study Away program equips students to build their professional networks and learn about accessibility career paths from accessibility leaders at top companies, including Google, Oath, Facebook, and Adobe.
In this video conversation, experts and thought leaders discuss which current emerging technology and workplace trends will have the greatest impact for people with disabilities.
This short video describes the six phases of the employment lifecycle and the technologies associated with each phase.
For a detailed list of technologies used by employers and employees to navigate each of these six stages, check out our infographic.
This short video describes the origins and goals of TalentWorks and invites you to join the conversation.
Six experts weigh in on why it is important for employers to improve the accessibility of online job applications.
Five accessibility experts weigh in on the importance of accessible technology.
Powers Pyles Sutter and Verville principal Bobby Silverstein details the various accessibility policies and how companies can strategize to make this part of their company culture.
GettingHired’s disability talent and branding solutions expert Ryan Carroll shares how his company ensures their website is accessible to people with disabilities and how other employers can do the same.
Minnesota’s Chief Information Accessibility Officer Jay Wyant lists specific areas of concern that job applicants with disabilities often face when it comes to online applications.
PEAT Deputy Project Director Corinne Weible answers the common question of “What is the difference between accessible technology and assistive technology?”
Hear answers from several experts and thought leaders about what policy action they'd take to increase the use of accessible technologies in the workplace, if they were president for the day.