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Kelly Chan | 09 Sep 2024
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published new guidance in September 2024 to help employers understand their legal obligations and the practical steps to take to best support disabled employees with hybrid working.
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Robin Christopherson | 05 Sep 2024
The AbilityNet Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) offers an invaluable framework to guide your 2025 digital strategy, ensuring that accessibility becomes a core aspect of your organisation’s vision and operations.
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James Baverstock | 05 Sep 2024
Document accessibility is crucial but often overlooked compared to web accessibility. Discover three top tips to help you start thinking about the accessibility of the documents you produce.
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Mark Walker | 04 Sep 2024
AbilityNet's live online events help share useful information for disabled people and their carers and employers. Find out more about our upcoming accessibility events.
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Alex.Barker | 03 Sep 2024
If you believe some of the myths about AI (artificial intelligence), in a few years AI will mean that people don't need to work and that AI is going to be able to do all our jobs for us. Fortunately, it is a myth.
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Robin Christopherson | 02 Sep 2024
As we approach End Digital Poverty Day on 12 September, it’s crucial to explore how disability can impact digital poverty, making it even more difficult for disabled individuals to participate fully in society.
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Kelly Chan | 02 Sep 2024
AbilityNet’s TechShare Pro conference returns this November for the eighth year. Taking place online and in-person on 13 and 14 November 2024, the event will be hosted by HSBC at Canary Wharf.
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Alex.Barker | 02 Sep 2024
An Apple Watch doesn't just measure your steps, it can also give you some useful reminders to help you move more and be more mindful.
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Emma Wheeler | 12 Aug 2024
We talked to two AbilityNet user research consultants to find out why organisations need to include inclusive user research in their UX, accessibility, customer insights, and product management work they do.
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Kelly Chan | 02 Aug 2024
The trustees of AbilityNet are pleased to announce that Amy Low, currently Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the charity and will succeed Gary Moore as CEO from Monday 5th August.
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