Tag: Accessibility

Harvard's new Digital Accessibility Policy took effect on December 1. In this session, we’ll explain what digital accessibility is, what the policy covers, and how you can make sure that the digital content you work on is in compliance with the policy.

A growing sentiment exists that plain language must be incorporated into the law. This includes not only legal resources intended for self-represented litigants, but also legal documents and forms submitted to or coming from the court and other justice system actors. In this session participants will learn what is an effective plain language resource, the […]

Join HPOD And GlobalMentalHealth @Harvard Initiative for A Lunchtime Talk Clifford Beers and The Making of the Modern Mental Health Movement From the Forth-Coming Book By Ari Ne’eman Co-Founder of The Autistic Self Advocacy Network Tuesday, February 19, 2019 12 P.M. Morgan Courtroom Austin Hall, 3rd Floor Harvard Law School

MAKING NEW YORK (AND OTHER CITIES) ACCESSIBLE VICTOR CALISE COMMISSIONER, MAYOR’S OFFICE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES JOIN HPOD FOR A LUNCHTIME TALK. Making New York (and other cities) Accessible. Victor Calise, Commissioner, NYC Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities. Thursday, February 14, 2019, 12 P.M. Morgan Courtroom, Austin Hall, 3rd Floor, Harvard Law School.

FREE and open to the Public! JOIN HPOD FOR A LUNCHTIME TALK Social Inclusion and the Human Right of Belonging Professor Kim Samuel Professor of Practice at Institute for the Study of International Development, McGill University Tuesday, February 12, 2019 12 P.M. Morgan Courtroom Austin Hall, 3rd Floor Harvard Law School