Learn how to develop a practical roadmap for creating accessible ebooks that’s customized to the unique considerations of your press and workflow, including staff size, number of books, complexity of books, and technological expertise. With opportunities for discussion and feedback, attendees will not only leave with concrete steps for moving forward, but also a sense of where we stand as an industry in our work toward publishing “born-accessible” digital content. March 23, 2017

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24. <figure class="fig">
<img src="images/Fig10.jpg"
aria-describedby="Fig10-desc"
alt="Photograph of Ransom Notes
campaign billboard." width="600"
height="375" />
<figcaption class="figcap">
<a data-locator="p153"
class="page"></a>
<span class="fighn">Fig. 10</span>
Detail of New York University Child
Study Center’s (2007) “Ransom Notes”
campaign umbrella advertisement.
Photograph by Eduardo Trejos.
Reprinted with artist’s permission.
<aside class="hidden"
id="Fig10-desc">
<p>This image is of a towering
billboard. The text on the billboard
appears composed of words and letters
cut out from a variety of different
print sources and pasted together. The
text reads:“12 million kids are held
hostage by a psychiatric
disorder.”</p>
</aside>
</figcaption>
</figure>

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