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Speech disabilities include the inability to produce speech that is recognizable by other people or software. Whether a speech disability has been present since birth or is an acquired disorder, it can have a substantial impact on the ability to communicate.

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A professional using a wheelchair works on a laptop at a desk while speaking with a colleague in an office setting. The image accompanies an article about Teach Access and efforts to prepare future professionals to create more accessible and inclusive technology with Ability Central's funding.
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Teach Access: Building the Future of Digital Accessibility

Ability Central explores how Teach Access is helping to close the accessibility skills gap by equipping students and educators with the knowledge needed to create more accessible technology. Learn how the organization is preparing the next generation of professionals to build a more inclusive digital world for people with disabilities.

11 min read
Image of a computer keyboard with a blue key labeled “accessibility” and a wheelchair accessibility icon, alongside the Ability Central logo.
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Making the Web More Accessible for People with Disabilities

This article from Ability Central explores how new ADA web accessibility regulations are shaping the future of digital access for people with disabilities. Learn how accessibility features, WCAG standards, and inclusive web design practices can help create a more equitable online experience for everyone.

11 min read

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