Events and Conferences

2026 Creating Futures Through Technology Conference

YuJa will be participating in the Creating Futures Through Technology Conference (CFTTC 2026), a premier event focused on advancing technology in education and beyond. As a leader in digital compliance and accessibility solutions, YuJa partners with institutions across higher education, K-12, government, and healthcare to help them navigate evolving regulatory requirements with confidence. Our presence at CFTTC 2026 reflects our commitment to supporting organizations as they strengthen digital accessibility, mitigate risk, and create inclusive technology environments that serve all users.

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Advancing Digital Equity: Increasing Title II Compliance Across Websites and Web Apps

Accessibility expectations are expanding rapidly, and organizations are increasingly being held accountable for the accessibility of their websites and web applications. As digital ecosystems grow more complex, manual audits and one-time fixes are no longer enough to ensure ongoing compliance or equitable access.

Join Tymoore Jamal, Senior Director of Engineering, Product & Operations at YuJa for a practical discussion on how to strengthen digital equity across websites and web apps. We’ll explore common accessibility gaps, the limitations of traditional audit-based approaches, and the importance of continuous monitoring and remediation. Throughout the session, we’ll demonstrate how YuJa EqualGround helps organizations identify accessibility barriers, automate remediation, and maintain compliance across evolving web environments.

Attendees will learn how to combine strategic guidance with a live platform demonstration, showing how YuJa EqualGround supports accessibility efforts at scale.

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From Risk to Ready: Making Videos Accessible at Scale

As video becomes central to communication, instruction, training, and marketing, accessibility is no longer optional. It is a legal, operational, and reputational responsibility for organizations across education and enterprise. Yet as video libraries grow and content creation accelerates, many institutions struggle to keep pace with evolving accessibility expectations.

Join Yennhu Nguyen, Director of Client Success, as we explore the risks associated with inaccessible video and examine how organizations can move from reactive remediation to a scalable, proactive approach. We will discuss what accessible video truly requires, including caption quality, audio description, and ongoing quality assurance, while highlighting practical strategies to support accessibility across large and diverse video libraries.

Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of where accessibility risk originates, how to reduce exposure without slowing content creation, and how to create video experiences that are inclusive, compliant, and engaging for all viewers.

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From Policy to Practice: Adapting to the New Accessibility Laws and Guidelines

From Policy to Practice: Adapting to the New Accessibility Laws and Guidelines In 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice finalized a major update to the ADA Title II rule, establishing clear digital accessibility requirements for all public entities, including K-12, community colleges, universities and government agencies. With the April 2026 compliance deadline fast approaching, this ruling mandates proactive accessible access for all documents and digital materials shared across the institution. This encompasses a wide range of content, including:

• Academic: course materials, and research-related documents.
• Administrative: Policies and board materials.
• Student-Facing: All other publicly available files.

In this webinar, we’ll dive into what the current standards entail, what document and website accessibility looks like on a larger scale and practical applications intuitions can use to stay ahead of the curve.

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Creating Fair and Secure Online Assessments with YuJa Verity

As education expands beyond physical classrooms, ensuring academic integrity becomes an ethical responsibility to create equitable and reliable assessment conditions for all learners. Join Cyndi Rooks, Senior Account Manager at YuJa, as she explores the social, ethical, and professional considerations around assessment security, highlighting how to balance robust automated safeguards with a positive student experience. Discover practical strategies and see a demonstration of how the YuJa Verity Lockdown App seamlessly integrates into your existing LMS workflows to prevent access to unauthorized resources, maintain consistent testing conditions, and build trust in your assessment results.

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Accessibility in Action: Creating Equitable Online Learning Experiences

Join Jay Kim, Director of Sales at YuJa, for an in-depth discussion on how institutions can make digital learning inclusive and accessible for all students. We’ll begin by exploring the social, ethical, and professional considerations around accessibility in education, including common barriers learners face and why thoughtful accessibility practices are essential for equitable learning. From there, we’ll show how the YuJa Panorama LMS Accessibility Platform supports these goals, helping institutions identify and remediate accessibility issues while integrating seamlessly into existing LMS workflows.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand why digital accessibility is an ethical obligation and a critical component of equitable education.
• Learn strategies for combining automated and human-driven accessibility practices to create inclusive learning experiences.
• See how YuJa Panorama supports accessibility workflows, enabling institutions to monitor, improve, and maintain inclusive digital content.

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CSUN Assistive Technology Conference 2026

The 41st annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, hosted by CSUN’s Center on Disabilities, will be held March 9–13, 2026, at the Anaheim Marriott, California. This leading global event brings together researchers, educators, industry, advocates, and individuals with disabilities to discuss innovative tools, standards, and strategies promoting accessibility in education, employment, and daily life. The conference features keynotes, workshops, sessions, an exhibit hall, job fair, and networking to collaborate on solutions for diverse challenges like vision, hearing, mobility, learning, and communication.

Digifest 2026

Digifest 2026 (March 10–11, ICC Birmingham, UK) is a premier Jisc event uniting educators, technologists, and leaders to advance digital innovation in higher and further education through 60+ sessions on AI ethics, staff upskilling, assessment tools, and student-centered tech. The program features inspiring keynotes, interactive workshops, and hands-on demos, complemented by a vibrant exhibition hall for networking with edtech providers and sector partners committed to inclusive, resilient learning ecosystems.