Utah Disability Today

A game-changing program comes back to its roots. Plus, Healthy Relationship Survey results, prioritizing web accessibility issues, and more!

Find out how Utah candidates respond to disability issues! Plus: New programs and a celebration of young workers with disabilities.

Meet the Utah candidates! Plus: The DOJ expects state and district education websites to be accessible. We can help you get ready.

Ready for back to school? Here are some trainings for you! Read about 12 professional development opportunities. Seven are free!

We brought horses into mindfulness training! Plus: a resource for infant mobility you can build yourself, job hunt tips for people with disabilities and more.

A new center will bring digital accessibility to schools nationwide.

Which presidential campaign website was more accessible? Plus: Allies, advocates and how to be one, and a call for abstracts on digital accessibility

Find out how to build an inclusive community. Plus: We're celebrating our graduates and remembering two much-loved employees.

Read the award-winning research on web accessibility, plus: early intervention, women's perspectives on disabiity and more!

The 2024 Legislative Edition No. 2: What passed, what didn't, and what it means for people with disabilities in Utah.

Supported decision-making, pioneering work to help Colorado youth with disabilities transition to the working world, early intervention and more!

Award winners, a personal experience with early intervention, a neurodiverse holiday binge and more!

A closer look at customized and supported employment. Also, electronic voting, available for people with print disabilities in Utah for the first time!

Braille transcriber project eases shortages in Utah, other states.

Institutions Nationwide Mark Accessibility Progress, Thanks to USU's WebAIM.

DDNJ celebrates its 3rd anniversary, Utah Parent Center's fall conference lineup from IDRPP and more!

A deeper dive into web accessibility, featuring the WebAIM Million and a guest column on web accessibility by Kirsten Barraclough.