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Accessibility Conferences

Peter Abrahams By: Peter Abrahams, Practice Leader - Accessibility and Usability, Bloor Research
Published: 12th October 2009
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This blog will be updated each time I become aware of a new conference. If you are running a conference please click on the contact the author button and I will update the blog.

Date Location Title and web site
15–18 October 2009 Washington
DC
USA		 The USBLN (US Business Leadership Network, Disability at Work) Annual Conference & Career Fair
26–28 October 2009 Pittsburg
PA
USA		 International ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers and Accessibility
27 October 2009 London
UK		 BCS Accesibility Achievement Day (tbc)
28–31 October 2009 Chicago
USA		 Assistive Technolgy Industry Association (ATIA) Chicago 2009
3 November 2009 London
UK		 BCS Inclusiv-IT-y 2009(tbc)
9–10 November 2009 Linz
Austria		 USAB 2009 – Usability & HCI Learning from the Extreme
18–21 November 2009 Salzburg
Austria		 AmI–09 – European Conference on Ambient Intelligence
25–27 November 2009 Melbourne
Australia		 OZCHI 2009 – Australasian Computer-Human Interaction Conference
30 November 2009 London
UK		 RADAR People of the Year Workshop on The Right to Accessible Information Technology
27–30 January 2010 Orlando
USA		 Assistive Technolgy Industry Association (ATIA) Anual Conference 2010
15–16 February 2010 New Delhi
India		 Techshare India 2010
22–27 March 2010 San Diego
USA		 CSUN Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference
248–28 May 2010 Munich
Germany		 Usability Professionals#39; Association (UPA) 2010 International Conference
14 July 2009 London
England		 Building Perfect Council Websites 10
24–31 July 2010 Barcelona
Spain		 International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication
10–23 September 2010 Brisbane
Australia		 Human Computer Interaction 2010
16–20 October 2010 Reykjavik
Iceland		 NordiCHI 2010: 6th Nordic Conference on Computer–Human Interaction

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