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Teach Autistic Students Well: Practical Strategies That Build Belonging Presented by Divergent Thinking
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 11:00 AM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 3.0 Discussion Presented by A11yNYC - Accessibility New York City
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 7:30 PM EST
Tags: Accessibility, Virtual, In Person, Free
WCAG 3.0 will shape how accessibility is measured for years, and it's still a draft. That makes now the time to read it and say what works. Thomas Logan will give a short tour of the latest W3C Working Draft: how it's organized, how the new Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels work, and how it reaches beyond web pages. He will host an interactive discussion. We'll share the group's comments afterward, with steps for sending your own feedback to the W3C. No WCAG expertise needed, and first-timers are welcome. Joining online? Add your thoughts in the YouTube chat, and we'll include them.
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A11yNYC: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 3.0 Discussion Presented by A11yNYC
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 7:30 PM ET
Tags: Accessibility, Virtual, In Person, Free
WCAG 3.0 will shape how accessibility is measured for years, and it's still a draft. That makes now the time to read it and say what works. Thomas Logan will give a short tour of the latest W3C Working Draft: how it's organized, how the new Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels work, and how it reaches beyond web pages. He will host an interactive discussion.
Registration and Information for A11yNYC: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 3.0 Discussion
Autism Through an Anthropological Lens: Culture, Identity and Belonging Presented by Divergent Thinking
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 11:00 AM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
How the Blind Community Navigates Digital Experiences Presented by CARNEVALE
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 2:00 EDT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, Virtual, Free
Join us for CARNEVALE Conversations featuring Aaron Scheidies—10-time triathlon World Champion, paralympian, and advocate for accessibility. In this insightful session, Aaron will share his personal and professional perspective on how the blind and low-vision community navigates today’s digital landscape, highlighting the critical importance of digital accessibility and inclusive design.
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Autism Across Cultures: Different Experiences, Shared Insight Presented by Divergent Thinking
Tuesday, November 24, 2026 11:00 AM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
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Whole-Person Neuroinclusion: Culture, Identity and Belonging Presented by Divergent Thinking
Friday, November 27, 2026 12:00 PM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
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Disclosure Dilemmas: To Tell or Not to Tell Presented by Divergent Thinking
Wednesday, December 2, 2026 12:00 PM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
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Focused Passions: Autistic Joy, Expertise and Selfhood Presented by Divergent Thinking
Tuesday, December 8, 2026 11:00 AM GMT
Tags: Accessibility, Disability Advocacy, DEI, Virtual, Free, Paid
An interactive live webinar for neurodivergent people, professionals and allies, combining accessible research, lived experience and practical insight. Expect anonymous polls, realistic scenarios and optional reflection, with no cold-calling. Cameras and microphones are optional, automated captions are available, and a recording is shared with everyone who registers. The session is strengths-based and practical, with a focus on dignity, choice and useful action.
Registration and Information for Focused Passions: Autistic Joy, Expertise and Selfhood
Reflecting on Progress, Looking Ahead in Disability Inclusion Presented by National Organization on Disability
Thursday, December 17, 2026 1:00 PM EST
Tags: Disability Advocacy, Virtual, Free
Join our CEO Office Hours for a year-end reflection on key milestones in disability inclusion and a look ahead at the opportunities shaping the year to come. This informal conversation invites participants to connect directly with Beth Sirull, celebrate progress, and explore the strategies that will drive even greater impact in the months ahead.
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