Andrew shares his personal journey, beginning with his family joining Grace Community Church in 2017. He describes the church as a ​“rescue mission,” a chaotic yet fitting environment that felt like rehabilitation, enabling personal and family growth influenced by the love of Jesus. He then delves into his profession in accessibility, explaining how he helps make systems like websites, apps, and games usable for as many people as possible, regardless of their abilities.

He illustrates this with examples, such as designing websites to be descriptive for visually impaired users and ensuring games can be controlled without touchscreens for those with physical disabilities. Andrew emphasises that his faith strongly influences his work, viewing it as an act of service, despite the frustrations of working with clients who may resist changes for accessibility.

Andrew also discusses his current endeavours, including helping with church sound and lighting, and his involvement with the Craigavon Talking Newspaper, a charity that records local newspapers for the blind community. He highlights the essential nature of this service for those who cannot access local information otherwise, and shares the exciting news of the charity securing its first permanent studio.

Looking ahead, Andrew reflects on the importance of rest, acknowledging his personal struggle with it, and announces his decision to pursue a part-time law degree, viewing it as an opportunity for a ​“clean slate” to better serve others. The podcast concludes with prayers for Andrew and his family, and for the church community to experience God’s joy, peace, and hope.

Episode link: https://grace-community.church/lesson/the-story-of-andrew-gribben

The Story of Andrew Gribben

Discover 10 common UX mistakes hurting pharma websites. Learn practical tips from Iguazu to enhance navigation, accessibility, and boost HCP & patient engagement.

In the pharma industry, a poor user experience can lead to missed opportunities and reduced trust with HCPs and patients. Are you unknowingly committing UX mistakes that are driving them away? 🤔

Our new article, 'From Clicks to Clarity: 10 UX Mistakes Pharma Brands Must Fix' uncovers 10 common errors that could be sabotaging your website's performance. Learn how to identify these issues and implement immediate fixes to boost engagement.

Don't let these silent killers undermine your digital presence. Discover how to create intuitive, compliant, and results-driven UX designs tailored for the pharma industry.

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This episode of VHHA’s Patients Come First podcast features Michael Lewis, Vice President of Policy for the American Association of People with Disabilities, for a conversation about his work and personal experience with cerebral palsy, the history of the Americans With Disabilities Act, Disability Pride Month, and more. Send questions, comments, feedback, or guest suggestions to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact on X (Twitter) (twitter.com/VirginiaHHA) or Instagram (www.instagram.com/virginiahha/) using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.

VHHA Patients Come First Podcast - Michael Lewis

The European Accessibility Act is in place, and organizations across the EU and beyond are racing to understand what this landmark legislation means for their products and services. In this timely conversation, accessibility expert Susanna Laurin returns to AXSChat to separate fact from fiction about the European Accessibility Act.

Susanna reveals a concerning readiness gap, with European-based companies generally better prepared than their American counterparts who often mistakenly view the EAA through a WCAG-only lens. Large global organizations with established compliance departments have plans in place, while smaller businesses and those in sectors previously untouched by accessibility requirements remain dangerously unaware of their obligations - with just days until implementation begins.


The conversation dives into prevalent misconceptions surrounding the EAA, from the false belief that all websites must be accessible to misunderstandings about grace periods and documentation requirements. Susanna cautions against the growing industry of "quick-fix" accessibility solutions and overnight experts offering magical tools that promise compliance with minimal effort.


A fascinating geographic divide emerges in the discussion, with Northern and Western European countries demonstrating greater preparedness than their Eastern and Southern counterparts. This pattern mirrors previous implementation experiences with the Web Accessibility Directive and reflects broader differences in accessibility maturity across the continent.


Perhaps most concerning is the critical shortage of qualified accessibility professionals, creating a situation where monitoring authorities are competing with private companies to recruit from the same limited talent pool. Susanna makes a compelling case that the long-term solution lies in fundamentally changing how we educate digital professionals, integrating accessibility as a core skill rather than specialized knowledge.


Join us for this essential conversation that looks beyond immediate compliance concerns to envision a more sustainable and inclusive digital future for Europe. Whether you're responsible for accessibility in your organization or simply interested in how technology and policy intersect, this episode offers valuable insights into one of the most significant digital accessibility developments in recent years.



Myths, Misunderstandings, and Magic Tools: Demystifying the European Accessibility Act

Experience 2 Trains Running by August Wilson with access built into the heart of the performance. This special event is part of the Black Arts Movement Business District Festival and a co-production of Calling Up Justice and the BAMBD Festival in partnership with the Lower Bottom Playaz. Audio Descriptions of main characters’ outfits, scenes, and stage

Two Trains Running Audio Desription - 8_22_25, 5.59 PM

On Episode 597 of Impact Boom, Maria Jerez of Accessilife discusses how accessibility can make an immense difference in the lives of people with disabilities, and the importance of informed choice when searching for products and support.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 584 with Megan Gilmour on transforming education access for chronically ill students through technology -> https://bit.ly/3URz1IP

The team who made this episode happen were:
Host: Emma Dimech
Guest(s): Maria Jerez
Producer: Emma Dimech

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Episode 597 (2025) Maria Jerez On Defining Your Purpose And Increasing Accessibility

This week on College Town Talk, Jonathan and Shan are catching up with Melinda Mott Leftwich, a Tennessee Tech alumna with a passion for making sports accessible for all. Today, Melinda is the founder and executive director of Game On Accessible Tennis, a nonprofit offering free tennis programming to children and adults of all disabilities and skill levels. Melinda shares about discovering tennis for the first time in her forties, the inspiration behind her organization's mission, and how her early years as a child development major at Tennessee Tech helped shape her approach to accessible tennis today.

College Town Talk, Episode 47 - Melinda Mott Leftwich

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We're joined by Amanda Renteria (https://codeforamerica.org/people/amanda-renteria/) CEO of Code for America (https://codeforamerica.org). We dive into a conversation about what's needed to make 'good' government forms and we let you know about a neat event coming up on 9/30/2025 called FormFest(https://formfest.org/). Register for the event here: https://formfest.org/register/ .

Music Credit: Tumbleweeds by Monkey Warhol

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