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• 2020 06 18 Findings of the National LA Survey on Accessibility (PDF 349KB)

  Participation. Thirty-nine percent of councils rated the accessibility of their processes for. ... and belong to, the world around us. 15 Accessibility for disabled people includes:. •

• What Makes a Good Life for Disabled Children and Young People?

  Many disabled young people reporting feeling dehumanised from accessibility barriers. Suggestions included having voiceover announcements installed in trains and buses to assist those with vision impairments.

• initial disability action plan 2014 2018 (DOC 275KB)

  May 2014. Accessibility. This document is available online and in New Zealand Sign Language at. ... 12. Priority: Increase the accessibility for disabled people of the built environment and transport.

• 2023 11 DDEAG meeting summary

  Ronelle Baker – Principal Advisor Accessibility. Simon Brown – Principal Statistician.

• Engaging with people who are blind or low vision

  formats. Check your documents with tools like the Microsoft Accessibility Checker before sharing.

• L17806 Senior Advisor NZSL (PDF 194KB)

  Work in an organisation committed to accessibility. Use your advisory, administrative and project management skills to support the NZSL Board to maintain and promote NZSL.

• Proactive release: Working together to support disabled people's resilience and aspirations through COVID-19

  We have a unique opportunity to support a more productive, sustainable and inclusive economy through accelerating accessibility in New Zealand. ... We have a unique opportunity to support a more productive, sustainable and inclusive economy through

• L17806 Senior Advisor NZSL (DOCX 111KB)

  Work in an organisation committed to accessibility. Use your advisory, administrative and project management skills to support the NZSL Board to maintain and promote NZSL.

• 2021 December DDEWG Meeting Sumarry

  Paper 3 - Progress update on the Lead Toolkit, Accessibility Charter and Disability Data work programmes.

• Reporting back on our 'How's Life Going for the Disability Community' survey

  One respondent shared that “accessibility has increased a lot for me - no need to worry about commuting, all events are online, and I can actually socialise with people on an equal