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Before reading this article, check your website’s accessibility (no charge or registration) at www.AAAtraq.com/check to see exactly where you stand on compliance.

A great opportunity to connect with pools and introduce new digital risk management tools, helping organizations better manage compliance and mitigate risks.

We had a fantastic time at CAJPA 2024 in South Lake Tahoe, where we connected with many AAAtraq pools, current clients, brokers, and numerous support service providers. It was great meeting so many organizations dedicated to helping pools understand and mitigate various risks.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is a vital directive from the European Parliament and the Council of the EU, aimed at improving accessibility to products and services across the EU for people with disabilities. With the EAA deadline approaching, publishers need to be prepared. To help navigate these changes, join Data Conversion Laboratory’s (DCL) Lunch & Learn session on October 9 with industry experts Mark Gross and Bill Kasdorf.

For the first time in U.S. history, there are now formal standards for digital accessibility that must be met by all public entities. With 96% of content failing basics, pools are “the easy win” cash cows’ lawyers will soon have their sights on?

AAAtraq announces participation at this year's CAJPA (California Association of Joint Powers Authorities) conference in South Lake Tahoe, from September 10-13, 2024 Addressing the Growing ADA Compliance Risks

As we reach a little over the midpoint of 2024, the surge in ADA digital accessibility lawsuits shows no signs of slowing down. Whether it's a website, mobile app, or video content, companies of all sizes are finding themselves vulnerable to litigation if they fall short of compliance standards.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping digital accessibility by making websites smarter and more inclusive. With over half of government sites failing to meet accessibility standards, AI offers a game-changing solution to ensure that everyone can access digital services effortlessly.

Grants are available at various levels, including federal, state, and local governments, and they aim to address a range of disability issues, including those in the digital space - an introduction to available resources.