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How You can Advocate for Section 504
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading How You can Advocate for Section 504
The Live Episode for March 15, 2025
The next live episode of the Demand Our Access podcast will take place on Saturday, March 15 at 2:00 PM EDT. In that episode, we will be discussing how individuals can advocate for Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
The Lawsuit Threatening Section 504
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading The Lawsuit Threatening Section 504
Title II Revisited
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading Title II Revisited
Advocacy Updates and Playing the Blind Card
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading Advocacy Updates and Playing the Blind Card
How You Can Comment on the Proposed Fine of AccessiBe
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading How You Can Comment on the Proposed Fine of AccessiBe
My Comment on the Proposed AccessiBe Fine
As a totally blind person, I’m so glad the FTC has taken action against AccessiBe. Overlays, like AccessiBe, cause those of us who use assistive technologies to use the web more problems than they solve. There are two primary reasons why AccessiBe causes those of us who use assistive technologies more problems than they solve:…… Continue reading My Comment on the Proposed AccessiBe Fine
Advocating During These Politically Challenging Times
Disclaimer The information presented in any of the Demand Our Access podcast episodes, on the Demand Our Access website, or otherwise shared in conjunction with or through association with the Demand Our Access project is expressly not individual legal advice. Applying the law depends on the circumstances and events that comprise every situation. Since legal…… Continue reading Advocating During These Politically Challenging Times
The First Live Episode of 2025
The next live episode of the Demand Our Access podcast will be on Saturday, January 18. The topic will be different ways of advocating for our rights. Specifically, I will discuss: the amount of inaccessibility in society; playing the blind card; and more.