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From left: Acting Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Conny Mayer stands with employees Cara Yar Khan (seated), Roberta Mather, Robert Dooling, and Rajiv Shah, who all made presentations during the ADA event, July 27. Photo courtesy of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion

Department celebrates 33rd anniversary of ADA

An Optelec Traveler HD Electronic Video Magnifier displayed at the Access Center allows users to comfortably read magnified text via its unique slide and read mechanism. Photo by Ron Przysucha

Equity Equation

The image is split down the middle with the "Making a Statement" logo in white on a blue background on the left, followed by the name Heidi Howland. Howland smiles on the right.

Making a Statement | Heidi Howland

The image is split down the middle with the "Making a Statement" logo in white on a blue background on the left, followed by the name, Brian Taylor. Taylor smiles on the right.

Making a Statement | Brian Taylor

Federal News Network interviews D-MR about Department Access Center

Tour the Department’s Access Center

Assistive technology, such as the DaVinci Pro HD/OCR Text-to-Speech Desktop Magnifier in the Access Center (on the left), allows individuals to magnify documents and have text read aloud to them. Photo by Heidi Howland.

The Office of Accessibility and Accommodations Section 508 Team

Innovative Access Center opens in Foggy Bottom

Reasonable accommodations can include hardware such as keyboards, magnifiers, or computer mice to assist employees with disabilities. Photo by Roberta Mather

Remote Accessibility during COVID-19

Video Captioning @ State celebrates fifth anniversary

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