Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
AIMS: Biblionet is a six-year national program which provided hardware, software and IT support for 2,280 public libraries. Biblionet established training centres …
With the project GirlsDoCode, they aimed to increase girls' interest in technology and other STEM professions, raise the level of digital literacy …
Computers for All aims to address the needs of refugees and job seekers for access to information technology (IT) tools, as well …
Women4IT aims at raising awareness about digital skills and the gender gap, and at promoting concrete, innovative partnerships and solutions to increase …
The overall aim of ‘Star Kids’ is to enhance active inclusion for children who are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, …
Digital Literacy for the Labour Market is a course aimed at improving the digital skills of participants to prepare them for work. …
An open corpus of 105 hours of read Uzbek speech from 958 speakers, checked by native speakers, with baseline recognisers at 17.4–18.1% …
Free offline app launched January 2016 by BAMF, Goethe-Institut, Federal Employment Agency and Bayerischer Rundfunk in Arabic, English, Farsi, French and German. …
Austrian social enterprise rewriting authority and company texts into three comprehension levels (A1, A2, B1), certified by target-group panels. Its impact report …
Migam provides on-demand Polish Sign Language video interpreting in the browser, used by banks, offices and universities. Usage figures (200,000+ conversations, 4.9/5) …
Dutch library help desks giving citizens in-person first-line help with DigiD and government services: 682 points and 100,000 questions by 2023, but …
Thailand's relay service lets deaf users reach hearing people via sign-language interpreters over video, voice and text. It grew from ~45,000 calls …
Nonprofit ebook library that gives qualified readers with blindness, dyslexia or physical disabilities accessible formats (DAISY, braille-ready, audio), free to US students …
Microsoft's open Inclusive Design toolkit teaches designers to treat permanent, temporary and situational limitations as one spectrum. Widely cited, but no published …
Klaro, Luxembourg's official easy-read centre, sends texts to Atelier Isie, where paid people with intellectual disabilities validate them before the Inclusion Europe …
Free app launched in 2019 in which users rate the accessibility of bars, shops, hotels and museums in Spain, combined with 14 …
Sri Lanka's MJF Foundation and MillenniumIT ESP launched "disABILITY", a Sinhala/Tamil/English screening and teletherapy app for children with cerebral palsy in 2020; …
UNICEF, two national Deaf associations and IT firm Vega IT co-created "SZJ za decu i početnike", Serbia's first mobile app teaching Serbian …
Danish startup Tiimo replaces text-heavy calendars with visual timers and gamified task breakdowns for people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia, reaching …
A 'relay model' where specialists from Dutch national and municipal bodies co-design shared, accessibility-tested components — user research explicitly includes people with …
In April 2024 the US DOJ mandated WCAG 2.1 AA for all state and local government websites and apps under ADA Title …
A tablet-based telehealth pilot let Jordan's community rehab workers hold video consultations for refugees with disabilities, alongside 3D-printed prosthetics and hearing devices …
A 210-patient randomized trial at a Bogotá public hospital tested video remote sign-language interpreting for Deaf patients against standard communication, finding significant …
HKU trained 57 nursing students to deliver home-based eHealth literacy coaching to 101 Hong Kong residents (median age 80), followed by 14 …
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