Accessibility is no longer optional for organizations delivering digital experiences. As more learning, training, and business services move online, websites and digital content must be usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.
In 2025, Brookwood proudly celebrates 30 years in business—a milestone that reflects three decades of innovation, resilience, and a commitment to helping organizations learn, grow, and succeed.
In 2025, Brookwood proudly celebrates 30 years in business—a milestone that reflects three decades of innovation, resilience, and a commitment to helping organizations learn, grow, and succeed.
Brookwood provided comprehensive virtual event production support for the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) during its 2025 Virtual Annual Conference. Spanning four days and featuring approximately 58 sessions, the conference required seamless coordination, technical precision, and consistent staffing to ensure an accessible and engaging experience for 1400+ participants.
Xerox is a fortune-500 corporation formerly known for the manufacturing of photocopiers and photocopy supplies, but now known as one of the largest business service outsourcing corporations in the world. Xerox was moving to the global implementation of SharePoint 2010 as a platform for collaboration across all units and people.
Recently, a luxury skin care company, reached out to us to create an interactive eLearning module. It was meant to walk the employees through their 7 IT journeys packaged in a single entity named “How We Work Together.
NDRN (National Disability Right Network) hosted its 2023 Virtual Conference via Zoom. Their first virtual conference in 2020 was conducted via Adobe Connect. Brookwood was again selected to partner with NDRN’s team to produce the conference.
The annual TASH Conference is an initiative that brings together individual with significant disabilitites and their allies to share resources and success stories with leaders, advocates, and subject matter experts from their community. It unites specially-abled people with people who work for the disability community.
Section 508 requires federal agencies in the United States to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. This ensures that individuals with disabilities can fully access and benefit from the eLearning content, promoting inclusivity and equal learning opportunities for all.
