MemberJoan Pahisa
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This is fantastic news, Sage Inclusion! The improvements on MSC World Europa sound amazing. Accessibility from the design stage is a game-changer. Can’t wait to experience it some day! 🌊🚢 let me know if you would ever wish to share stories like this in either the tabifolk newsletter or my personal newsletter, The World is Accessible!
Reply to Driving Accessibility through Consumer Demand and The Power of Certification
I remember hearing about the ISO standard. I believe it was released because I wanted to see it but it was going to cost like €180 o get a copy!
Will it ever stop …?
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Airline apologizes after two blind passengers removed from a plane | CNN
Budget airline HK Express has apologized after two blind passengers alleged its crew removed them from a flight citing safety concerns, in an ordeal that left them feeling “insulted and embarrassed.”
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This is revolting. 🤢
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Another day, another incident to make the heart sink…
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Reply to Driving Accessibility through Consumer Demand and The Power of Certification
In terms of companies who get visible certifications, at least in Europe we see a ton of environment certifications, and more ethical ones (the B Corporations is a great scheme, indeed) but nothing really on accessibility and inclusion specifically on the disability topics. Do you have something like B-Corps in inclusion in the US? Would love…
BexOReply to Driving Accessibility through Consumer Demand and The Power of Certification
I think in principle it’s great, but “certification” when it comes to accessibility, is a very wide and fragmented concept. Apart from the ADA in the US, in the rest of the world it is a nightmare where everyone makes their own labels and certification schemes, sometimes even more than one in each country (in Belgium I know of 2 different…
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