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accessibility
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Tech, Tenacity, and Financial Independence
Software engineer Mike Gorse joins the Penny Forward Podcast to share how mentorship, Linux accessibility, and simple investing strategies led to his financial freedom.
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Training with My Fifth Guide Dog
Penny Forward Founder Chris Peterson reflects on the meaning of partnership, independence, and gratitude as he begins training with his fifth guide dog.
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Paid Research for Blind Creatives
Northeastern University is inviting blind and low vision creatives to participate in a 90-minute research study on accessibility in creative tools. Participants receive $45.
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Let’s Go Shopping 10 Virtual Event
The 10th annual Let’s Go Shopping accessible virtual marketplace happens November 1 and 8. Attend free or register as a vendor to showcase your business.
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Accessible Finance Made Simple with HaloFi
In this Penny Forward Podcast episode, Chris and Liz talk with Andrew Babin, co-developer of HaloFi, about how AI and voice technology are making financial management more inclusive.
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ABLE Age Adjustment Act Webinar
Learn how the ABLE Age Adjustment Act expands eligibility in 2026. Join the ABLE NRC webinar on November 4 at 2 PM ET to prepare for your ABLE journey.
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2025 Disability Owned Convening
Join the 4th Annual Disability Owned Convening on November 5–6. This free, fully accessible virtual event brings together entrepreneurs, advocates, and experts to advance disability-owned small businesses.
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Empower Your Financial Future Webinar
Join National Braille Press and Voya Cares for a free financial planning webinar on October 27. Learn about the six pillars of financial wellness, special needs trusts, ABLE accounts, and more.
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Target Rolls Out Accessible Self-Checkout
Target is taking a major step toward retail accessibility with the launch of self-checkout kiosks designed for blind and low-vision shoppers.