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Marco Pasqua on accessible family travel
with a four-year-old in tow

Listen to this Article There are people who travel for the view, the thrill, the cuisine. Then there’s Marco Pasqua who travels to reframe what inclusion looks like, one passport stamp at a time. Marco is a Canadian accessibility consultant, inspirational speaker, and entrepreneur who’s been advocating for inclusion since childhood. Born with cerebral palsy, […]

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Welcoming Everyone Under the Sun:
Accessible Adventures in Greater Fort Lauderdale

Listen to this Article If you’re looking for sunshine, Greater Fort Lauderdale awaits with a big welcome. This South Florida favourite is packed with adventure, and yes, that includes adventure for travellers with disabilities. Whether you use a wheelchair, mobility aid, have sensory needs, or other invisible disabilities, this sunshine-soaked spot has you covered. Let’s

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Accessible Adventures in Greater Fort Lauderdale
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Foundation Launches AI Accessibility Checker with ServiceNow to Advance Inclusive Code Standards

Las Vegas, NV (May 15, 2025) – In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), the Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Foundation announced today the launch of AI Model Accessibility Checker (AIMAC)—a new tool that evaluates and compares how well coding-focused Large Language Models (LLMs) generate accessible code—in collaboration with ServiceNow. AIMAC provides benchmarks for

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Tidbits April 15 2025

Listen to this Article Butt in the Chair: How disability changed my writing habits BLM Recreation sites available to all: Exploring accessibility on California’s public lands Capacity building program: Addressing accessibility Five years of remote work changed workplace accessibility. Employees with disabilities will feel its loss. NJ organization helping anyone with disability find work, build

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