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Mark National Disability Independence Day by exploring digital accessibility

On July 26, ITS colleagues will host a discussion on digital accessibility, based on a topical LinkedIn Learning course.


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Congratulations to the newest UCOP Accessibility Champions

Accessibility Champions demonstrate commitment to ensuring that UCOP websites and digital content are accessible to people with disabilities.


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Build your communication skills with UCOP workshops

Everyone can benefit from better communication skills. Check out these classes today!


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Cheers to the newest UCOP Accessibility Champions

These colleagues have demonstrated their commitment to ensuring that UCOP websites and digital content are accessible to people with disabilities.


Tableau experts to tackle data visualization and accessibility

Connect, ask questions and brainstorm visualization ideas with the UCOP Tableau community.


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UCOP Tableau User Group announces new guest speakers

This month's session will focus on efficient data visualizations and accessibility best practices.


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Build your tech skills with UCOP workshops

Learn more about the tools we use every day while building connections with colleagues at all UCOP locations.


UC Global Accessibility Awareness Day event: Your Path to Accessibility

Join systemwide UC colleagues for a fun and informative webinar about digital accessibility on May 18.