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The 3rd Linux Accessibility conference will take place on March 20 to 21 in the La Jolla room of the LAX Marriot. KDE-related activites include an update on the progress of the KDE Accessibility Project and a discussion on KDE accessibility and interoperability. It will coincide with CSUN 2003 (aka CSUN's 18th Annual International Conference: Technology and Persons with Disabilities), a large, long-standing conference held annually on the subject of technology for persons with disabilities. Information about participating via phone is forthcoming. Please email me if you are interested in attending, or participating via phone, so that I can get a headcount. Read More

A KDE accessibility mailing list has been created. We hope the mailing list will be the starting point for a subproject of KDE, possibly named Access KDE, that will be dedicated to making the entire desktop environment accessible. The mailing list will serve as a forum for those who want to further KDE's accessibility to disabled users (e.g., visually impaired or low-vision individuals). Those interested are strongly encouraged to subscribe. Read More

[Ed: This article was submitted about a month ago but got lost in the queue.]
Project Ocularis is pleased to announce the Linux Accessibility Conference -- join us for our workgroup on KDE, and more, on March 22-23, 2001, Los Angeles Airport, Hilton Hotel, Plaza D. Please read on for more details. Read More