International Day of People with Disability: Digital Access Showcase

International Day of People with Disability: Digital Access Showcase Discover how accessible technology can make a difference in everyday life! Join Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) as we celebrate International Day of People with Disability with a free afternoon of interactive demonstrations, conversations and learning about digital accessibility. Led by CFA Australia’s accessibility specialists, including Nicholas Kapirnas and Aarthi Gurunathan, this event will give attendees the opportunity to explore a range of accessible and assistive technologies, including screen readers and accessibility features used on everyday devices. Nicholas and Aarthi will share their professional knowledge and lived experience of disability, demonstrate how different accessibility tools work and answer questions about digital accessibility. What can you expect? • Live demonstrations of accessible and assistive technology. • Opportunities to ask questions and speak directly with accessibility specialists. • Practical examples of how accessibility features can make websites, apps and everyday technology easier to use. • Free afternoon tea and refreshments. • A welcoming environment to learn more about digital accessibility and inclusion. Whether you have disability, support someone with disability, work in the community or are simply interested in learning more about digital accessibility, everyone is welcome! Event details Date: Thursday, 3 December 2026 Time: 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm (AWST) Location: Ruth Faulkner Library, Meeting Room 1, Belmont, WA Cost: Free, including afternoon tea About Centre for Accessibility Australia Centre for Accessibility Australia is a disability-led, not-for-profit organisation working to improve digital accessibility across Australia. Our team brings together professional expertise and lived experience of disability to help make technology, information and digital services more accessible. This event is proudly supported by Developmental Disability WA (DDWA) and the Department of Communities Western Australia, as part of International Day of People with Disability 2026.