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Annie Mannion | 23 Sep 2024
Legendary broadcaster and TV presenter, Moira Stuart CBE, has joined forces with AbilityNet and BT Group to encourage people to learn new digital skills to make the most of life in the digital world, and raise awareness of online scams.
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Adam Tweed | 23 Sep 2024
Stay safer online and discover the power and convenience of using a password manager.
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Kelly Chan | 22 Sep 2024
Are your Word documents accessible? Use our checklist to make sure that they can be used by everyone who needs them
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James Baverstock | 20 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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Annie Mannion | 19 Sep 2024
AbilityNet is delighted to announce the broadening of its partnership with telecommunications company, BT Group, to help improve the digital skills of disabled adults, and older people over 65 in the UK.
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Kelly Chan | 17 Sep 2024
Day One of AbilityNet’s TechShare Pro 2024 conference centres on the Disability and Advertising Summit. Hosted by HSBC and organised in partnership with Valuable 500, this is a unique opportunity for ad agencies, brand leaders, disability influencers and digital accessibility experts.
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Annie Mannion | 16 Sep 2024
With funding from the Nominet Member’s Gift Hub, AbilityNet was able to gift 178 tablet devices to people who needed them, and feedback was overwhelmingly positive.
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Annie Mannion | 16 Sep 2024
"Thinking of people who long to climb but cannot spurred me on". AbilityNet's Patron, Baroness Martha Lane-Fox has climbed Britain's highest mountains in aid of AbilityNet and three other UK charities close to her heart.
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Annie Mannion | 12 Sep 2024
Learn how AbilityNet helped improve media literacy skills among residents of retirement villages in Birmingham, as part of Ofcom's 14-month initiative to boost digital media literacy skills within targeted groups across the UK.
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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.