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July is Disability Pride Month!
As a small gesture, our social media profiles show a variation of the disability pride flag. GNOME stands with all its disabled contributors and all disabled people. Let's fight together for a world where no one has to hide their disability and access is the default, not the exception.
We want to build a computing platform that is accessible to as many people as possible. Share the barriers you are experiencing using #AccessibilityInFreeSoftware
Sophie
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Unapologetically lesbian, trans, ace, autistic, disabled. Struggling with society, ME/CFS, and my inner demons. Open Source: Currently maintaining Pika Backup, Loupe, Key Rack, Glycin, and apps.gnome.org. Part of the GNOME Circle Committee, and the Release Team. Please don't send DMs for software support. Use the issue tracker of discourse. I'm sharing my personal opinions here and not those of any organization I work for.
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It is #DisabilityPrideMonth! I used this occasion to write a bit about accessibility in GNOME, ableism, and share some ideas about what we can use this pride month for.
I'm looking forward to learning about the perspectives of other disabled people #AccessibilityInFreeSoftware
https://blogs.gnome.org/sophieh/2026/07/07/accessibility-in-gnome/
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