World of Accessibility

It’s official. Dictionary.com has chosen its 2021 Word of the Year: Allyship. And TPGi could not be more excited! What does “allyship” mean? According to Dictionary.com, allyship is “the status […]

Last month, The University of New Mexico announced that they were expanding their accessibility efforts for their students, faculty, staff, and community members on the main campus in Albuquerque. “Accessibility […]

Abilities Dance uses dance and art overall as a tool to promote intersectional disability rights in the greater Boston area and beyond. I started the company to be able to […]

Ada Hoffman, author, professor, and reviewer Ada wears a lot of hats! As an author, she creates stories and has them published into books. As a professor, she teaches undergraduate […]

This is a guest post contributed by Rebecca Feinberg, Sr. SEO Account Manager at Seer Interactive. While people often view incorporating accessibility into products as a burden or a “nice […]

AI seems to be learning something new all the time. Liopa, an Irish startup, has created an app called SRAVI (Speech Recognition App for the Voice Impaired), which uses AI […]

No one (except for the most enthusiastic accountant) has ever called tax deductions exciting. Yet, businesses might be a little more enthusiastic about their effects. Thanks to tax deductions, a […]

Strokes and disabilities are intertwined. The CDC reports that “Stroke[s] reduce mobility in more than half of stroke survivors age 65 and over.” Yet, there is hope on the horizon: […]