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Real people. Real stories. Real impact.

Explore how accessibility drives innovation, inclusion, and opportunity — told through the voices of employees, partners, and advocates around the world.

Empowering every career journey

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Breaking down neurodiversity barriers at Salesforce

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How Salesforce is supporting employees with disabilities around the globe

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How Agentforce supported the disability help desk at Dreamforce

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How one employee is innovating inclusivity at Dreamforce

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Salesforce becomes U.K. Disability Confident Leader, enhancing recruitment and retainment practices

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How Salesforce is supporting the career journeys of employees with disabilities

Creating better products for all

One of the ways we build better, more usable products is through inclusive design.

We believe that inclusion fuels innovation, and that by making technology more accessible, we're helping to create a future with greater opportunity for all. Disability inclusion in our products is fundamental to this belief.

The latest in accessibility

Stay up to date on the latest events, news, and work of the Office of Accessibility.

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Want to reach more people? Make your events accessible.

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How digital accessibility benefits us all

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How Agentforce supported the disability help desk at Dreamforce

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Why inclusive design is essential for digital accessibility in 2025

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Best practices for inclusive AI testing

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Reimagining pathways into tech for neurodivergent talent

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