There is a quiet revolution happening in accessibility, and most people haven’t noticed it yet. For those of us who are blind, visually impaired, or living with other disabilities, artificial intelligence has started doing something that decades of legislation and good intentions only partially managed: it has begun to reduce the relentless, grinding effort that…Continue readingAI Accessibility Barriers: When Tools That Help Get Blocked
Category: Disability Representation
Walking into a secondary school open evening feels a bit like stepping into the future. Your child’s next big chapter is right there in front of you. The staff are warm, the students are enthusiastic guides, and the facilities are on full display. At this particular school, I noticed some really positive touches. Adjustable-height sinks…Continue readingSecondary School Open Evenings: Spotting the Hidden School Accessibility Barriers
Overview This is a series of posts exploring my sight loss journey, in the hope that it raises awareness and helps just one person. If you missed Part 1, read My Sight Loss Journey – Part 1. Surrendering My Driving Licence In late 2015 I reduced my driving, especially at night, when I felt I…Continue readingMy Sight Loss Journey – Part 2
Overview This is a series of posts exploring my sight loss journey, in the hope that it raises awareness and helps just one person. Growing up While growing up, I recall my Grandad having a sight issue, I was a child and really didn’t think much of it. He had adapted well and while he…Continue readingMy Sight Loss Journey – Part 1
