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Subject Index - Universal Design

Volume: 31

Our Rights, Our Future: A Rights-Holder Perspective

Robin East

Volume: 27

My First Secret Ballot

Karyn Campbell
Builders Urged to Consider Future Mobility Issues

Todd Lewys

Volume: 23

Access Not Equal For All

Shelley Nicholl
N.B.Needs Ballots For The Blind; Visually Impaired Voters Still Can't Cast

Daniel McHardie
Party Politics Exclude The Disabled Political Party Websites Discriminate Against People With Disabilities

Volume: 22

Volume: 21

Do's and Don'ts For Building Accessible Websites

Bruce Etheridge
A New Era For Technology

Paul Edwards
Technology, Aging and Disability

Kaye Leslie
Automated Postal Kiosks Include Uw-Madison Accessiblity Features
The Library of The Future

Carole Robertson

Volume: 20

Furnace, Speak to Us!

Chris and Marie Stark
Accessibility of Consumer Electronic Equipment

Jim McCarthy
Wish-List For Digital Television
Mixed Welcome For First Accessible Dvd
Supermarket Websites Fail Basic Checks
Grocer Removes Barriers Kroger Redefines Shopping Experience With Its Blind Customers in Mind

Randy Tucker
Braille New World For Spanish Shoppers

Anthony Fletcher
Creating a Comfortable Environment For Older Individuals Who Are Visually Impaired

Volume: 19

Imagining Life Underwater a New Audio Tour Opens The National Aquarium in Baltimore to The Visually Impaired

Ilene Hollin
Talking Labels Installed At Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
Tactile Access Is Still Tops For Blind Patrons

John Rae
Dvd Makers Blind to Access Problems

Aaron Barnhart
Blind Theatre a Tough Call

Jacqui Taffel
Bringing Ballet to The Blind Audio-Description At The Kentucky Center For The Arts

Janet Weeks

Volume: 18

Blind Voters Want Ballots in Braille

Ron Seymour
Advocacy and Personal Empowerment

Chris and Marie Stark
20 Chains Told to Help Disabled

Rob Ferguson
Building An Accessible World

Kelly Shiers
Steve Fletcher, Mp

Volume: 17

Imagine

Carl Jarvis

Volume: 15

Accommodation Versus Normalization of Disability

Ray Barfitt
Trust and Technology, The Key Enablers

Alan Breakspear
Finding a Way Round Cyberspace: Carefully Designed Sites Are Essential For Disabled Internet Users-and Make Sound Economic Sense Anyway

Alan Cane
Accessible Automated Banking Machines, Increasing Independence and Freedom of Choice

Marcia Cummings
Let Your Text Do The Talking

Amy Vickers
German Company Invents Talking Washing Machine
Markham First in North America to Vote Online

Leslie Ferenc
City to Offer Braille Ballots in Next Municipal Election

Shannon Boklaschuk
Via Asked For Answers on Access For Disabled: Safety of New Rail Cars Called Into Question Washrooms in 'crumple Zone,' Group Says

Kevin Mcgran
Parties' Web Sites Difficult For Disabled Users

Claire Stewart

Volume: 14

The Inter-Organizational Access Committee (Ioac)

Ainley Bridgeman
Knocking Down Barriers
Accessible Voting Succeeds in Florida

Deanie Lowe and Doug Hall

Volume: 13

Smart Bus Shelters Talk to Passengers
Ray Charles Slots Cater to Blind
American Council of The Blind Seeks Changes in U.S.Currency

JEANNINE AVERSA
The Enabling Garden

CPA Staff

Volume: 11

New Olympics Web Site Reopens Controversy

Volume: 10

Bank of Canada Issues New Bank Notes

John Rae

Volume: 9

Audio Atm Benefits The Blind

Tina Mintz
Essex Produces Audio Ballots to Keep Blind Voters Informed

Zenaida Mendez, Staff Writer
New Crossing Signals Make Vancouver Debut

Kevin Griffin
The Blind Lead The Sighted: Technology For People With Disabilities Finds a Broader Market

Eric A. Taub

Volume: 8

Is Cyberspace a 'public Accommodation?'

Carl S. Kaplan
Star Wars Described

Betty Nobel

Volume: 7

Braille Information on Over The Counter Drug Labels

Anita Makarchuk
Labelling Prescriptions For The Visually Challenged

Elizabeth Coates
The Price of Some Ballots
Ontario Election Activities
Blind People Left in The Dark By Y2K Readiness Commission

Volume: 6

Audio Description: Accessory Or Accessibility?

Peggy Chong
Disabled-Friendly Web Sites Offer a Lot to Us All-Analyst Says

Jeanette Prasifka

Volume: 2

Commercial Technology For The Blind