Conference
The Round Table’s flagship event is its annual conference, typically held in May, which brings together users and providers of accessible information for three day s of learning and collaboration to:
- Share information about the latest developments in the provision of accessible information.
- Enhance dialogue between users and providers of accessible information.
- Showcase examples of best practice in the provision of accessible information to people with a print disability in the workplace and the community sector, which includes businesses, agencies, tertiary institutions, libraries, Commonwealth, state and local government, etc.
Beyond formal sessions, the conference offers valuable networking opportunities, enabling meaningful connections between key speakers, presenters, and attendees who share a commitment to advancing information accessibility.
2027 Round Table Conference
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Saturday, 22 May – Tuesday, 25 May 2027
The 2027 Round Table Conference is coming to Sydney, New South Wales.
Please follow this link to our dedicated: Conference Website which will be updated as planning progresses.
Past Conferences
To view information and resources from previous conferences, select the relevant conference year below.
- 2026 – Adelaide “Innovation, Collaboration and Empowerment: Gateways to Information Access”
- 2025 – Melbourne “Access Unlocked: Innovating for Information Equity”
- 2024 – Perth “Information Equity: Empowerment through Technology, Advocacy and Collaboration”
- 2023 – Sydney “Universal Information Access: Pathways to an Equitable Future”
- 2022 – Virtual “Inclusion and Access to Information in Our Changing World”
- 2021 – Virtual “Information Access – Innovation and Collaboration”
- 2019 – Brisbane “The Changing Landscape for Accessible Information”
- 2018 – Sydney “Advances in Information Access – Opportunities, Applications and Technologies”
- 2017 – Perth “Information Access – new modes, technologies and opportunities”
- 2016 – Melbourne “Access and engagement with the marketplace of information, technologies and learning”
- 2015 – Adelaide “Dynamics of information access – Current and future contexts and designs”
- 2014 – Brisbane “Information Access – Putting the Person at the Centre”
- 2013 – Sydney “Digital Literacy: Making the World Accessible”
- 2012 – Perth “Universal Access: Are We There Yet?”
- 2011 – Melbourne “Bridging the Information Access Gap, Past Successes & Future Challenges”
- 2010 – Auckland “Think Globally, Act Locally!”