Digital accessibility ethics : disability inclusion in all things tech

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Digital accessibility ethics : disability inclusion in all things tech

edited by Lainey Feingold, Reginé Gilbert, and Chancey Fleet

CRC Press, 2026

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  • : paperback

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Content Type: text (rdacontent), Media Type: unmediated (rdamedia), Carrier Type: volume (rdacarrier)

Includes bibliographical references and index

Summary:"Digital Accessibility Ethics is a practical guide with an urgent goal: to help end tech exclusion of 1.3 billion people across the world with disabilities. The book introduces the first Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework - an action-oriented, three-part tool designed to influence, change, and disrupt patterns of exclusion with values, actions, and questions. 39 authors from 10 countries and one commonwealth, the majority of whom are disabled, apply this Framework across technologies, sectors, and countries. The editors and authors - with over 600 years of combined accessibility and disability advocacy experience -- aim to build a world that recognizes disabled people's right to fully participate in every facet of digital life. And to offer organizations an ethics lens to help eliminate the financial, legal, privacy, safety, and other risks and harms of disability exclusion. Through stories, recommendations, strategies, and other guidance, the book looks at a wide range of topics through an ethics

収録内容

  • Introduction : The digital accessibility gap and the need for an ethics framework
  • Introducing the digital accessibility ethics framework / Lainey Feingold, Reginé Gilbert, Chancey Fleet
  • Disability and accessibility : Understanding the terms at the heart of this collection / Crystal Preston Watson
  • The ethical dilemmas of artificial intelligence / Jutta Treviranus
  • The global digital accessibility legal landscape / Lainey Feingold
  • Designing with : Widening power and participation of disabled people in the design process / Josh Kim
  • Achieving ethical accessibility in the development process / Léonie Watson
  • The ethics of accessibility leadership in India and across the globe / Shilpi Kapoor
  • Empower all minds : Cognitive accessibility ethics / Margaux Joffe
  • Don't buy broken things : Ethical accessible procurement / Sheri Byrne-Haber
  • Hackathons, student projects, and digital accessibility ethics / Joshua A. Miele
  • Deaf leaders now! The ethics of hiring disabled people in science and technology / Jenny C. Lu, Sheila Xu
  • Making every voice heard : The ethics of voice recognition technology / Meenakshi Das
  • Digital accessibility ethics in Africa : Progress, challenges, and opportunities / Irene Mbari-Kirika, Dr. Samuel Kabue
  • Who sees what? Ethics issues in describing the visual world / Nefertiti Matos Olivares, Thomas Reid
  • Facial difference, AI bias, and digital accessibility ethics / Carly Findlay
  • Everyone needs (at least a little) accessibility education / Rolando J. Méndez Fernández, Kate Sonka
  • Accessibility overlays and the harms of marketing "quick fixes" / Adrian A. Roselli
  • Accessibility practitioner burnout is an ethics issue / Matt May
  • No one left behind : Digital accessibility ethics and emergency preparedness / Erin E. Brown
  • When my seeing eye dog and I surprise a delivery robot : New technologies need to be accessible, too / Haben Girma
  • Secure by design, accessible by default : Building cybersecurity ethics that include everyone / Aliyu G. Yisa, Justin Merhoff
  • From both sides of the stethoscope : Digital accessibility ethics in healthcare / Dr. Heidi Joshi, Dr. Oluwaferanmi O. Okanlami
  • Beyond technology : Ethics and strategies for inclusive smart cities / Monica Duhem, Josefina Ocampo Guchea, James Thurston
  • Tech-facilitated disability discrimination and artificial intelligence tools at work / Ariana Aboulafia
  • Who gets to read, who gets to publish? Digital accessibility ethics for authors, journalists, and publishers / Laura Brady, Daniella Levy-Pinto
  • Democracy for all : Addressing accessibility challenges for disabled voters / Jess Moore Matthews
  • Digital accessibility and open source need each other / Mike Gifford
  • Immersive technology needs digital accessibility ethics / Reginé Gilbert
  • Public relations, marketing, accessibility, and ethics / Victoria Ottah Nnenna
  • The future of game accessibility is grounded in ethics / Aderyn Thompson
  • Digital accessibility and public digital amenities / Chancey Fleet
  • Legal ethic and access to justice, and the need for digital accessibility / Lainey Feingold
  • Conclusion : What's next for digital accessibility ethics?

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