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Most definitions of accessibility focus on removing and preventing barriers. This is certainly part of accessibility. But it’s not the whole story. In our experience, accessibility is about both removing barriers and creating access.

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Accessibility consultant spotlight: Meet Leanna Manning

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Making documents accessible: The role of remediation

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