In case you missed it, the #a11yTO Conf Call for Speakers is Open.

Deadline for proposals: June 5

Conference dates: Oct 22-23

The #a11yTO Conf is a wonderful single-track conference in Toronto focused on digital accessibility. I try to attend every year and am never disappointed. Highly recommended.

This year, the focus is on "technical talks with clear, actionable takeaways."

Also, early bird pricing for tickets is available until July 31.

https://conf.a11yto.com/

#a11yTOConf #a11y

Last day to register for #a11yTO Camp!

HTTP://Camp.a11yto.com has all the info

#a11yTO Camp is back!
Join us May 9 in Toronto for a day of learning & connection with the accessibility community.

🎟️ $20 tickets (supports ASL, captioning & lunch)
🎤 Talk ideas? Submissions open (free ticket for speakers!)

Grab your spot now → camp.a11yto.com

Happening tonight ✨

Join us upstairs at the Firkin on Yonge for a cozy #a11yTO social. We’ll be reconnecting, meeting new folks, and reflecting on our accessibility journey from 2025.

Zero prep. Zero pressure. Just community.

6–8 PM — drop in and say hi!

🚨This is an A11y Service announcement:

AI is not your friend

mind the WCAG automation gap

#ai #a11y #a11yTO

https://html5accessibility.com/stuff/2025/03/27/mind-the-wcag-automation-gap/

my good friend Adrian @aardrian is in toronto for the #a11yTO conference

Adrian and i were members of evolt.org -- he created the first web browser archive, back when you had to test your html and css in as many browsers as practicable

and he's still involved in web accessibility

Now that I’ve presented at an event in Canada, can I say that I’m an “internationally-recognized speaker”? 😄

#a11yTOConf #a11yTO #a11y

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