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We'll be at @ sfscon 2026, Italy’s longest-running and one of the most attended open source conferences in Europe! (www.sfscon.it)
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We'll be at @sfscon 2026, Italy’s longest-running and one of the most attended open source conferences in Europe!On Saturday 14 November we’ll bring the European Digital Independence Day to Italy: sfscon.it/tracks/digital-indepOur programme will feature 16 talks with 18 speakers from @fsfe, @kde, @tdforg and many other organisations working on free software and digital sovregnity.👉 Come and join us in Bolzano! Here’s all the talks: sfscon.it/programs/2026/ @lealternative#digitalindipendenceday

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[–] [S] 1 point 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 child)

@elettrona There are still relatively few talks led by blind and visually impaired people about accessibility, which is why having you in Bolzano is so important. It’s a great opportunity for you to share your work and experience with a wider audience, but also for the many organisations attending @sfscon including @fsfe, @kde and @tdforg.We hope they will attend your talk and take the opportunity to listen and better understand what needs to be improved on @opensource projects.

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    @fedimedia @sfscon @fsfe @kde @tdforg @opensource Let me be a little rude: accessibility has to be made accessible itself. There are events such as Accessibility Days in Milan or Rome, every year in May, but it mostly invites academics and theory. Or the usual, boring rethoric of empathy or stuff. Disabled people as assisted. I want to change the narration. Being productive and in need of concrete solutions. They can't say we're not productive if tech doesn't properly support us.

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