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Full Transcript - Episode 9 - Web Design and A11y   Karen Pellegrin is the Digital Web guru for the City and County of Denver. Her range is immediately obvious in this conversation as one steeped in accessible design and training. She discusses her background, role and responsibilities in government, as well as experience guiding a large organization to meet the challenges of ensuring equitable an...

Full Transcript - Article 19, Episode 8 - A 360° Approach to Accessibility   In this podcast, we are very thrilled to present our guest, Janet Fiore, President and CEO of The Sierra Group, an award-winning, female-owned company that trains over 6500 corporate professionals annually. As a speaker and a consultative trainer, she offers and delivers accommodation services for individuals with disabil...

Full Transcript - Article 19, Episode 7 - Developing a Semantic Component   In this podcast, the Tamman team welcomes Mark Dane, a successful user experience engineer with Cesium. He is a professional designer and a developer since high school who even holds a patent! Mark discusses his latest project, a web component for semantically better organization of lists of business objects and actions as...

Full Transcript - Article 19, Episode 6 - Software Engineering with A11y   Are you a developer/designer new to accessibility? You are guaranteed to find useful advice from Bill in this podcast. Bill Danbury is the lead software engineer and an accessibility expert at Tamman with 25 years of knowledge and experience in coding. Through his experience with digital accessibility, he emphasizes the imp...

Full Transcript - Article 19 - Episode 5 - Digital Document Remediation Tune in to listen to the accessibility journey of an inspiring PDF accessibility expert, Liza Grant! Build upon your knowledge on the ways to deliver accessible documents for all through user-centric design and advocacy.

Full Transcript - Episode 4 - Access to Information is a Human Right Summary: In this episode, Mike, Marty and Amanda discuss and analyze a core sentiment to our digital accessibility work. Specifically the belief that ‘access to information is a human right.’ As Molloy states, “information is the social currency of our time.” Information allows us to learn, grow and make more effective decisions....

Full Transcript - Episode 3 - The Ideal School Summary: In this episode, Megan Roper, an art teacher at the Ideal School in Manhattan, New York City discusses how inclusion is central to her work. The Ideal School is an independent inclusion school that was founded by parents of children with disabilities with dreams of creating inclusive education for all. This small school consists of students w...

Full Transcript - Episode 1 - Intro to Article 19 Summary: In this podcast, you will learn more about the mission of Tamman, that access to information is a human right. You will hear from Co-Founder, Michael Mangos, Chief of Staff, Marty Molloy, and Program Manager for Accessibility Initiatives, Amanda Roper as they discuss their accessibility journey, re-interpretation of their world, and their...

Full Transcript - Episode 2 - Radical Empathy Summary: Meet Wally Zielinski, an amazing and inspiring digital accessibility advocate. Wally discusses his journey of web development with digital accessibility. Through his journey, he describes taking empathy to the next level - Radical Empathy. Radical empathy is the ability to apply the same level of empathy to everyone without exception. This con...