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The
Scottish Disability Equality Forum works for social inclusion in Scotland
through the removal of barriers and the promotion of equal access for people
affected by disability.
We are a membership organisation, representing individuals with any type of impairment, disability organisations and groups who share our values. We aim to ensure the voices of people affected by disability are heard and
heeded.
SDEF promotes access in its widest sense: access to the built and natural environment and access to the same opportunities as are enjoyed by other people in our community.
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Speech enabled Website. Browsealoud is speech enabling electronic text. It assists users who
have low vision, low reading skills and people with dyslexia.
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Expert advice for the digital tsar
29/06/09 -
Too young to care
25/06/09 -
Disabled student sues Abercrombie & Fitch for discrimination
23/06/09 -
Scheme launched to get learning disabled into work
UK ratification of UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
All new UK public sector websites must conform to at least 'AA' accessibility standards as specified by the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, according to guidance published this month by the Cabinet Office.
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