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Plans revealed for major Pompidou Centre overhaul
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Newcastle United introduces groundbreaking sound shirts for deaf fans
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El Prado Museum pushes for more inclusive and respectful language
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Euroviews. Disability rights in Ukraine are a litmus test for democracy
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Spain changes constitution language on disabilities
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Sony to launch groundbreaking Access Controller for disabled gamers
Sony has developed an innovative controller in collaboration with disabled gamers to address accessibility challenges in traditional gaming.
United Airlines becomes first US airline to feature braille in-cabin
United Airlines expands their accessibility offerings for visually impaired travellers.
Sony has unveiled a new PS5 controller designed for accessibility
Sony has released its new controller at CES - and its making gaming more accessible for all.
How working from home can help neurodiverse employees thrive
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15 per cent of the population is believed to be neurodiverse and the current workplace conditions are not fitted to them. Can remote working help?
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