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• Eli Lilly

  Lilly is a Pharmaceuticals company founded in 1876 by Colonel Eli Lilly. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• World Access for the Blind

  World Access for the Blind strives to improve the quality of interaction between blind and sighted people by facilitating equal access to the world’s resources and opportunities. It is an international non-profit, non-governmental and educational organisation based in California, US. The primary work is to encourage and teach blind people the technique of echolocation for their movement. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities (RAMPD)

  United States of America

• SENSEE

  United States of America

• ACT Services Inc.

  ACT Services Inc. is a full-service Indianapolis certified public accounting firm that was founded in 2002. It provides a wide range of services, including accounting, tax preparation and planning, payroll and software implementation and training. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• Aira Tech Corp.

  Aira is a US technology and services company built on the fundamental belief that **access is a human right**. Aira overcomes accessibility barriers by providing on-demand video remote interpreting and AI based solutions for both the **blind and low-vision** community, and the **Deaf and hard-of-hearing** community. People can access the Aira Explorer app or the Aira ASL app on mobile, web or smart glasses, and be instantly connected via secure video call to a professional interpreter. **Available 24/7/365**, interpreters work with callers to facilitate more efficient communication and accomplish tasks together. Aira is proud to lead the way in delivering **secure, on-demand, inclusive services** that transform lives and open doors to new opportunities. Aira’s 270+ set customers include airports, universities, banking, retail, entertainment, transportation and governments agencies who provide our services free of charge to their employees, customers, and students. This results in more inclusive environments where access to information is available anytime, anywhere.
  United States of America

• Rochester Institute of Technology

  Founded in 1829, Rochester Institute of Technology is a privately endowed, coeducational university with nine colleges. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• IDRT - Institute for Disabilities Research and Training, Inc.

  United States of America

• nagish

  Nagish makes communication accessible for people with hearing loss through a suite of products that convert phone calls, in person conversations, and video conferences into text in real-time, faster and more accurately than ever.
  United States of America

• The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Office of Accessibility and VSA

  The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Kennedy Center) is the United States' National Cultural Center, located in Washington, D.C. Named in 1964 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy, it opened on September 8, 1971. The center showcases a wide range of performance arts, including theater, dance, opera, and both classical and modern music. As a public–private partnership, the Kennedy Center’s activities extend beyond performances to include educational, social impact, and accessibility initiatives. It serves as the home of the Washington National Opera, the National Symphony Orchestra, and the Office of Access/VSA. At the Office of Accessibility and VSA, we are dedicated to expanding access to the arts for people with disabilities. Our mission is to create opportunities for individuals of all ages and abilities to engage in, learn through, and participate in the arts. To ensure the arts are accessible to everyone—from children to older adults—we work to make Kennedy Center performances and facilities inclusive for all audiences. We provide resources, programs, and opportunities for educators, cultural administrators, and emerging as well as professional artists with disabilities. The Kennedy Center also hosts an international community of practice, including the annual Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD), which convenes over 950 professionals focused on accessibility in cultural spaces and experiences. Additionally, we support pre-K–12 arts education and provide pathways for individuals with disabilities to pursue creative careers.
  United States of America