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Congratulations to the newest UCOP Accessibility Champions

UCOP colleagues Tracy Babbitt, Abigail Uribe, Yang Yang, Alina Tejera, Nancy Terry and Sue Phares are keeping UCOP websites accessible to all.


UC promotes digital accessibility with systemwide resources

An on-demand digital accessibility webinar and monthly digital accessibility office hours will make it easier for UC employees to promote digital access.


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Make your documents digitally accessible

Expand your technical skills in creating documents and PDFs that meet accessibility requirements.


Thursday: Attend a UC Global Accessibility Awareness Day event

Whether you're just starting to understand digital accessibility or staying current on trends, this year’s event is for you!


Katie Healey

UC People: Katie Healey, disability justice champion

Along with hosting a disability-focused podcast, Katie is challenging ableist culture and revamping accessibility training for instructors at UC Davis.


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May 15: Attend a UC Global Accessibility Awareness Day event

Whether you're just starting to understand digital accessibility or staying current on trends, this year’s UC GAAD event is for you!


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New regulations for the Americans with Disabilities Act that will impact UC

New DOJ regulations require updated accessibility standards for all digital properties.