In early 2020 Bridge Multimedia launched a nimble but powerful response to meet the challenges of the COVID 19 pandemic by creating a special initiative to produce fully accessible virtual conferences. Since then, remote meetings have become a part of everyday life – so it’s essential that they be easily available to individuals with disabilities. Bridge ran hundreds of virtual/hybrid events for organizations such as The American Foundation for the Blind and the U.S. Department of Education.
Some of the major virtual and hybrid events included:
- AFB’s Annual Leadership Conference
The American Foundation for the Blind - The Unconference Seminar
United States Department of Education - STEMIE Fest OSEP & The STEMIE Center
- ED. Games Expo
Dept. of Ed. Institute of Education Sciences - Media for All Virtual Conference
University of Barcelona
Producing these immersive events with captioning, American Sign Language, and audio description gave Bridge a unique opportunity to compile proven practices for the creation of engaging, and smooth-running WCAG and 508-compliant remote events.

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