Events Webinar
How to Ensure Accessible Websites and Social Media
Join Sharon Rosenblatt of Accessibility Partners, Tatiana Lee of RespectAbility, and Dan Mouyard from Forum One as they discuss everything nonprofit needs to know to meet basic requirements for accessibility.
The Presenters:
- Sharon Rosenblatt, Director of Communications, Accessibility Partners
Sharon Rosenblatt brings her writing to the front lines of disability advocacy and technology accessibility. Sharon specializes in document remediation, mental health policy, disability advocacy, and web compliance testing. Her efforts have enabled developers and manufacturers to see the tremendous potential that accessibility has for users all abilities. She tracks new accessibility and disability legislation to ensure that she and the company remain on the cutting edge, and enjoys seeing where laws intersect with technology in new arenas. Sharon enjoys participating in the constant dialogue between accessibility and innovation. With her enthusiasm highlighted in several publications like The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Fast Company, Information Week, CNN, Mint.com, and more. She is a graduate of the University of Maryland, with a BA in English Language and Literature.
- Tatiana Lee, Hollywood Inclusionist, RespectAbility
She was a Communications Fellow in Spring 2019, participating in the leadership program to gain better knowledge and skills to be a more effective advocate in Hollywood for disability inclusion. Now, she helps represent RespectAbility in Hollywood. Like RespectAbility, Lee has dedicated her life to fighting for inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of mass media.
- Dan Mouyard, Front End Technical Architect, Forum One
He is responsible for translating the visions of information architects and web designers into reality through his masterful skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. Dan holds his bachelor’s Physics and Music from Dickinson College. He has over 15 years of experience and is passionate about creating sites that everyone can access and writes, blogs, and speaks on web accessibility and Section 508 issues.