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Passion for accessibility with 20 years of experience.

Equal Entry Founder Thomas Logan has curated a team of professionals that are highly experienced with diverse backgrounds. Collectively, they work together to continue bringing the highest quality to Equal Entry's accessibility services.

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Cartoon of Thomas Logan and Ken Nakata talking at an A11y Insights desk in front of a city skyline. In an inset, Knomo, the Equal Entry mascot, scratches its head at a computer whose developer console says 3 tests passed.

Oct 01, 2026

Is AI deskilling accessibility work?

Ken Nakata and Thomas Logan talk about AI deskilling: what happens to accessibility skills when AI does the first pass, why accessibility experts need to agree on what counts as a failure before AI can judge it, and how to keep expert human review in AI remediation workflows..
Chris Xu, Lena, Wang, and Kaili Liang are seated next to a monitor showing slides, captions, and an ASL interpreter.

Sep 29, 2026

How Slack built simplified layout mode for accessibility

This article is based on a presentation at Accessibility New York City (A11yNYC) by Lena Wang, Kaili Liang, and Chris Xu..
Avi Golden sits on a stool presenting. A service dog lies on the floor next to him. Two monitors next to Avi; one shows his slides and the other contains captions and an ASL interpreter.

Aug 26, 2026

From paramedic to aphasia advocate

This article is based on a presentation at Accessibility New York City (A11yNYC) by Avi Golden..

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Our group exists to advance accessibility and inclusive design. Our goal is to bring together NYC's accessibility community to share ideas, best practices, and our experiences. If you're interested in accessibility and inclusive design then we want you in this group. We meet monthly, our previous presentations are all archived on Youtube. Follow us on Twitter @A11YNYC.

A11yNYC with Sasha Blair-Goldensohn 17 Years on Wheels, 20 years at Google: Subways, Wheelchairs and Maps
Oct 14, 2026

17 Years on Wheels, 20 years at Google: Subways, Wheelchairs and Maps
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