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Inclusive Tech Lab

A place where anyone can learn more about accessible technology and its potential to improve the lives of people with disabilities.

Created in collaboration between Videnscenter Om Handicap and Microsoft, with support from various disability organizations, technology developers, and people with disabilities.

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Mission Statement

The Inclusive Tech Lab is a hub for learning and showcasing innovative accessible technologies.

Through workshops, showcases, webinars, and co-creation events, anyone can learn about and make an impact on what digital accessibility looks like!

Gather insight into the benefits and limitations of different tools and how they can be integrated to increase independence, and quality of life for people with disabilities!

Check out our calendar for more!

Disability Tech Ambassadors

Our Disability Tech Ambassadors are a group of people with various disabilities and an interest in making technology more accessible. One of their primary goals is to inspire others through personal stories!

Disability Tech Ambassador, Cathrine Mejdal, is smiling at the camera. Her mission is to "promote co-creation, knowledge exchange and counteract technoableism, so that we create solutions that empower us – not eliminate us."
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Blogs

Ambassador Posts

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Calendar

Events

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Resources

Accessibility Information

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Modules

Educational Content