The NIrV Accessible Edition uses Biblica’s NIrV translation and has many unique features including, shorter sentences and simpler language; a specially designed (16pt) font; bespoke illustrations to aid understanding; a single column setting with more white space; simpler navigation; and specially selected paper. Attendees at the event were given a copy of the print edition of the NIrV Accessible Edition New Testament, which will also be complemented by audio and ebook additions to further increase access.

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