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celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD) on May 18

KMK Entrprises would like to highlight the great and impywork being done for disabilities. Specifically, Disability:IN’s 24 hours of GAAD event as we celebrate digital accessibility and disability inclusion worldwide.


To celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD) on May 18, KMK Enterprises is excited to celebrate with Disability:IN for their 24 hours of GAAD event. The event consists of a 24-Hour stream of videos, interviews, and panels celebrating how we can advance digital accessibility year-round. This event will start on May 18th at 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time and stream for 24 hours around the world. Registered participants can join, drop, and rejoin the call at any point during the stream – feel free to tune in whenever you can.Join us as we talk, think, and learn about digital access and inclusion for the more than one billion people with disabilities worldwide. Register now at https://disin.swoogo.com/GAAD2023. 

• KMK Enterprises is thrilled to engage in Disability:IN’s 24 hours of GAAD program to participate in meaningful conversations around digital accessibility and inclusion for the one billion people with disabilities worldwide. The event consists of a 24-Hour stream of videos, interviews, and panels that provide a great opportunity to learn from other companies and share best practices for advancing accessibility year-round. Learn more about the agenda and register at https://disin.swoogo.com/GAAD2023.


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