Our Events
Through our webinars and learning events, CAST connects participants from preK–12, higher education, workforce, and other learning environments with experts who understand how to reach learners in the most effective way possible.
Our events are open to everyone and focus on a variety of topics related to Universal Design for Learning (UDL), accessibility, learner variability and lesson design, new research, and more.
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UDL-Con at Spring CUE 2026, powered by CALIE
March 18, 2026 - March 21, 2026
UDL-Con at Spring CUE 2026: Inspiring sessions, hands-on learning, and networking with educators shaping inclusive, accessible futures using UDL.
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CAST Café: March 2026Join CAST's Accessibility Specialists to learn about a new monthly topic, share some little-known accessibility resources, and connect with…
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UDL-Con at Spring CUE 2026, powered by CALIEUDL-Con at Spring CUE 2026: Inspiring sessions, hands-on learning, and networking with educators shaping inclusive, accessible futures…
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AEMing for Access: MarchIn this 30-minute series learning series, CAST brings educators together to talk about specific topics related to accessibility in…
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UDL-Con Free Webinar | From Artificial to Assistive: AI Literacy, Accessibility, and Universal DesignThis high-energy, 45-minute session redefines the intersection of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Accessibility, and Artificial…
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CAST Café: April 2026Join CAST's Accessibility Specialists to learn about a new monthly topic, share some little-known accessibility resources, and connect with…
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AEMing for Access: AprilIn this 30-minute learning series, CAST brings educators together to talk about specific topics related to accessibility in education.
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CAST Café: May 2026Join CAST's Accessibility Specialists to learn about a new monthly topic, share some little-known accessibility resources, and connect with…
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AEMing for Access: MayIn this 30-minute learning series, CAST brings educators together to talk about specific topics related to accessibility in education.