E26: Insights from IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners in Higher Education

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Send us a textIn this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast we shine a spotlight on two remarkable individuals, Lori Kressin from the University of Virginia and Kimberly Norris from Carnegie Mellon University, who have been honored with the 2023 IAAP Impact Award for their outstanding contributions to accessibility inclusion within their organizations. They share insights into their roles, projects, challenges, and successes, offering valuable advice and resources for improving accessibility in educational settings and beyond.

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