Bridge Multimedia Brings Accessible Gaming, Weather Brain, and WISER to the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired 2026 International Conference.

Bridge was proud to provide accessibility for VISIONS’ Spotlight on Older Adults video, screened at a NYC Department for the Aging Disability Pride Month event.

Bridge Multimedia’s President and CEO, Matt Kaplowitz, delivered the plenary keynote address for the Family-Centered Early Intervention International’s 2026 conference in Austria.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day offers a timely moment to recognize how free OTA NextGen TV can advance accessible viewing and emergency communication.

Bridge, APH, PBS KIDS, and the WNET Group recently partnered to bring an accessible STEM-based educational video game to children who are deafblind, via the innovative Monarch device.

Bridge Multimedia and NYISE are showing how AI can support accessible learning when teachers and students stay at the center of the process. Using Bridge’s WISER tools, students strengthened their vocabulary, creativity, and classroom engagement.

Bridge Multimedia’s work in the field of artificial intelligence enhances its ability to produce customized accessibility for clients leading the AI industry.

Bridge Multimedia’s Senior Project Director, Dr. Wendy Sapp, represented Bridge at the annual Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) conference in Orlando.

OSEP’s Tech Access funding is the accessibility gift that keeps on giving! It extends to military families across the globe through Bridge Multimedia’s longstanding partnership with Hearst Media Production Group.

Bridge Looks back at some of our accessibility highlights of last year as we prepare for an amazing 2026