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IAAP wants disabled people, including photographers, to do work for free. And not even just for the course, the license is CC-Zero which allows anyone to do anything with it.

IAAP charges for these courses. Do not submit your photos. Everyone, but especially people who are disadvantaged, have the right for fair and just compensation. Outrageous!

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LinkedIn post Calling All Contributors! Help Enhance Disability Representation in our CPACC Course! Mary Albert, the mind behind the renowned CPACC Exam Preparation Training Course licensed by Princeton University, is on a mission to revamp our curriculum. We're excited to announce that the course is being updated to align with the latest IAAP Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) Body of Knowledge (BoK). But here's the twist, We want authenticity, we want diversity, and we want your unique perspectives NOT stock photos typically seen in such courses.! The CPACC Exam Preparation Training Course equips individuals with the skills to champion accessibility. As an IAAP Certified Professional, you become a crucial resource and ally, fostering a fair and inclusive environment for all. How You Can Contribute: Are you part of the disability community? Do you use assistive technologies, or do you have snapshots that authentically capture life with disabilities? We want to feature YOUR photos in our course material! For more information about this course, visit our website: https://Inkd.in/epKcNu7X Submit your photos using this form: https://Inkd.in/emk3qi9J Your photos will not just enhance our course material; they will elevate the representation of disability experiences in the accessibility profession. #CPACC #IAAPCertification #InclusiveEducation
Google Form Share Photos for CPACC Course Princeton University's Digital Accessibility team is updating its Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) preparation online training course. The course is also provided by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP). We want to include more photos of people with disabilities by people in the disability community. We welcome photos of people using assistive technologies, and any other photos that authentically represent life with disabilities and the community. Photos must be your own and you must be willing to make them available under a Creative Commons CC Zero (no attribution required) or CC By. (requires attribution) license (as described in this form). Thank you for giving the community a glimpse into your life! Photos must be submitted by May 15, 2024. If you have any questions, please email accessibility@princeton.edu

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Calling All Contributors! Help Enhance Disability Representation in our CPACC Course! 📸 Mary Albert, the mind behind the renowned CPACC Exam Preparation…
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