Expert Resources: Public Sector
These are the items that relate to Public Sector found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.
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Alex.Barker | 28 Jan 2025Our Factsheet provides clear, practical guidance on how to provide feedback or make a complaint when encountering barriers with websites, mobile apps or self-service kiosks. It will also be of interest to organisations that want to ensure their websites are accessible.
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Robin Christopherson | 22 May 2024The Central Digital and Data Office report finds digital accessibility issues on nearly all tested websites.
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Annie Mannion | 19 Oct 2022New report shows no major improvements for blind and visually impaired, D/deaf, hard of hearing, and neurodivergent visitors since 2018.
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Louise Aldridge | 27 Jul 2022Dr Melanie Thorley, STAART manager and higher education disability expert, and Charlie Mayo, a recent graduate, discuss their experiences of working and studying during the pandemic.
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Louise Aldridge | 23 Jun 2022On Tuesday 19th July, University of Greenwich and AbilityNet discussed ways on how to support disabled employees and students in a post Covid world.
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Emma Wheeler | 09 Jun 2022In this free webinar on 19 July 2022, AbilityNet, and University of Greenwich lecturer and STAART lead discussed accessibility and inclusion in HE workplaces.
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Annie Mannion | 19 Oct 2021Join our session for the Higher Education, Further Education and Public Sectors to learn from the University of Southampton about its successful 'Accessibility Allies' project, on Tuesday 2 November 2021, at 1pm GMT.
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Annie Mannion | 28 Apr 2021Get expert advice from our recent webinar including guidance about mobile applications.
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Annie Mannion | 29 Mar 2021Sign up for two accessibility training for HE and FE professionals.
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Annie Mannion | 24 Sep 2020On the day before this week's Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations (PSBAR) deadline (23 September 2020), AbilityNet's Amy Low provided on a free AbilityNet webinar aimed at the Public Sector, an update on the PSBAR, and how the
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