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Deep dive: images & alt text

Last week, we started a series of deep dives into the Six Essential Steps of Digital Accessibility including headings, links, and color and contrast. Next up in the queue:

Open & honest conversations, relationship building across difference, identity exploration, self-reflection. Enroll in a dialogue course! WEID 139 in Testudo

Register for a dialogue course!

Do Good Service Challenge in a design inspired by the infinity sign in the Do Good logo

Do Good Service Challenge

Submit your programs for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is the annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)! Join the UMD Sexual Assault Prevention Committee (SAPC), Campus Advocates Respond & Educate to Stop Violence (CARE), and the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct (OCRSM) for a month ...

Screenshot of b.a. medina and Dean Stephanie Shonekan in a Zoom call

BISS Free Speech series, episode 4

The fourth conversation from our Bias Incident Support Services (BISS) team’s video series on free speech and expression is now live, featuring Dr. Stephanie Shonekan, dean of the College of Arts and Humanities!

Headings, links and color & contrast

Last week, we talked about captioning. Today, we’re going to start a series of deep dives! If you’ve taken IT Accessibility’s Six Essential Steps of Digital Accessibility training, you’ll recognize these six key topics:HeadingsLinksColor & ...

Screenshot of b.a. medina and Jay Rosselló in a Zoom call

BISS Free Speech series, episode 3

Now available: the third conversation from our Bias Incident Support Services (BISS) team’s video series on free speech and expression, featuring UMD’s general counsel, Jay Rosselló!

Call for nominations: Excellence in Service Awards with a gold trophy

Call for Nominations: OMSE's Excellence in Service Awards

Captions

Last week, we talked about social media accessibility. Today, we’re going to share some resources about captioning, which is important for accessibility not only for videos, but also for live (in-person and virtual) presentations.

Black History Month in review

February may be over, but it’s always a great time to celebrate Black history. Here are three ways to keep the celebrations going: first, Solomon Comissiong, assistant director of student involvement & public relations at Nyumburu Cultural Center (and ...

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