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Jun 20

NVDA 2025.1 just dropped! Our beta tester reveals what’s new, what’s smoother, and what’s gone (RIP little install sound 😢). 🚀 Get the full rundown here: https://buff.ly/5gYDBHC #NVDA2025 #AccessibilityNews #ScreenReader #TechUpdate

Jun 19

NVDA Remote is now built-in! Help or get help from anywhere with just a shared password—no extra software, totally accessible. Game-changer for remote tech support. https://buff.ly/5gYDBHC #NVDA #ScreenReader #AccessibilityHack #TechForGood

Jun 18

Only 17.5% of blind people have ever used a tactile map. Most sighted folks? Over 300 maps a year. That’s not just a gap—it’s a chasm in spatial literacy. And it’s time we closed it. 🎧 https://buff.ly/5gYDBHC

Jun 11

“Not everyone will love you. You’re not money.” Meet Palesa Mosiea — a South African woman born with albinism and nystagmus, who was once bullied out of school and told she’d never drive. Now? She’s an MC at Inclusive Africa. She drives using bioptic glasses. And she’s launching a talent agency for...Read more

“Not everyone will love you. You’re not money.” Meet Palesa Mosiea — a South African woman born with albinism and nystagmus, who was once bullied out of school and told she’d never drive. Now? She’s an MC at Inclusive Africa. She drives using bioptic glasses. And she’s launching a talent agency for creators with disabilities — to make sure no one else gets overlooked the way she did. Her message is clear: Use your difference. Don’t hide it. ✨ Be seen. Be heard. Be undeniable. 🎧 Hear her full story on Double Tap. https://buff.ly/u4dNWT8 #Inclusion #RepresentationMatters #DisabilityAdvocacy #BiopticGlasses #InclusiveAfrica

Jun 10

“They told her to leave the classroom. Now she’s commanding global stages.” Meet Alvarita Benedito — a low-vision singer, counselor, and disability advocate from Namibia. She was pushed out of schools. Told she was a burden. Switched between under-equipped institutions. But instead of giving up, s...Read more

“They told her to leave the classroom. Now she’s commanding global stages.” Meet Alvarita Benedito — a low-vision singer, counselor, and disability advocate from Namibia. She was pushed out of schools. Told she was a burden. Switched between under-equipped institutions. But instead of giving up, she released an album at 16 and now uses TikTok, radio, and music to advocate for people with disabilities across Africa. Her story is a powerful reminder: representation isn’t optional — it’s essential. 🎧 Hear her full conversation on Double Tap from Inclusive Africa. https://buff.ly/eWDrSFY #DisabilityInclusion #AccessibleEducation #Inspiration #InclusiveAfrica #TikTokAdvocacy