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Google's launches program that seeks to help and partner with creators with disabilities
The company's goal is to create a more "equal" tech environment.
Google is creating a $5 million fund for programs leveraging its Blocky open-source library to help disabled students learn coding and computer science. The GRID program will cover "key skills" for digital creators, industry leader-provided lessons, and a direct line to Google's product teams. Blocky features accessibility tools like keyboard navigation plugins alongside other "themes" to help the visually impaired, such as color blindness or low vision.
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