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Keep up with the latest videos by subscribing to the Carrie on Accessibility YouTube channel and follow me on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, BlueSky, and Mastodon.
Join me and the active CoA Discord community on our ‘Chillin Out Chat’ and many of our other channels where we discuss everything like tech, work, and life–-it’s the perfect place to vent or just have fun!
How YOU can support CoA!
CoA’s mission is EPIC—to Explore, Promote, Improve, and Collaborate to make the world more accessible. This mission wouldn’t be possible without your help!
Become a CoA Member!
Support the channel that empowers the blind and visually impaired community by becoming a CoA member on Patreon or YouTube. It takes a lot of time, effort, and resources to create quality content, and you can support CoA for as little as $3/month.
Perks include exclusive content, early access, meetup’s and more!
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One of the best ways to support the mission is by following CoA on all the social media platforms and especially by sharing CoA’s content!
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Check on the Carrie on Accessibility Storefront on Amazon! It includes some of the gear and tech I use, some of the products that I find really helpful!
Contact CoA
Do you have any comments, feedback, suggestions, or maybe some ideas that you’d like to share with me? Contact me and I’d love to hear from you!
The Story Behind Carrie on Accessibility
Carrie on Accessibility is me using my experiences, my love of technology and my passion for accessibility to empower the blind and visually impaired community.
I was born with Aniridia Syndrome – a genetic and hereditary condition where the iris is underdeveloped. I grew up legally blind in a family experiencing multiple disabilities and today, I am raising my son, Joseph, who is also legally blind with Aniridia.
Living with Aniridia has taught me a lot about overcoming challenges. I’ve learned how important it is to be an advocate, for myself, for others, and for accessibility.
Read the full story and how I began Carrie on Accessibility
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Accessibility matters! Over one billion people world-wide have a disability. More than 250 million are totally or moderately blind. These are just a couple from countless statistics that highlight how vital accessibility is.
Whether you’re a content creator, small business owner, startup, organization or corporation, join Carrie on Accessibility to push accessibility forward!
