Digital Accessibility Ethics

Part 1: Foundation 1. Introducing the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework 2. Disability and Accessibility: Understanding the Terms at the Heart of this Collection 3. The Ethical Dilemmas of Artificial Intelligence 4. The Global Digital Accessibility Legal Landscape Part 2: Ethical Accessibility Practices 5. Designing With: Widening Power and Participation of Disabled People in the Design Process 6. Achieving Ethical Accessibility in the Development Process 7. The Ethics of Accessibility Leadership in India and Across the Globe 8. Empower All Minds: Cognitive Accessibility Ethics 9. Donât Buy Broken Things: Ethical Accessible Procurement 10. Hackathons, Student Projects, and Digital Accessibility Ethics 11. Deaf Leaders Now! The Ethics of Hiring Disabled People in Science and Technology 12. Making Every Voice Heard: The Ethics of Voice Recognition Technology 13. Digital Accessibility Ethics in Africa: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities 14. Who Sees What? Ethics Issues in Describing the Visual World 15. Facial Difference, AI Bias, and Digital Accessibility Ethics 16. Everyone Needs (At Least A Little) Accessibility Education 17. Accessibility Overlays and the Harms of Marketing âQuick Fixesâ 18. Accessibility Practitioner Burnout is an Ethics Issue Part 3: Digital Accessibility Ethics Across Sectors 19. No One Left Behind: Digital Accessibility Ethics and Emergency Preparedness 20. When My Seeing Eye Dog and I Surprise a Delivery Robot: New Technologies Need to be Accessible, Too 21. Secure by Design, Accessible by Default: Building Cybersecurity Ethics That Include Everyone 22. From Both Sides of the Stethoscope: Digital Accessibility Ethics in Healthcare 23. Beyond Technology: Ethics and Strategies for Inclusive Smart Cities 24. Tech-Facilitated Disability Discrimination and Artificial Intelligence Tools at Work 25. Who Gets to Read, Who Gets to Publish? Digital Accessibility Ethics for Authors, Journalists, and Publishers 26. Democracy for All: Addressing Accessibility Challenges for Disabled Voters 27. Digital Accessibility and Open Source Need Each Other 28. Immersive Technology Needs Digital Accessibility Ethics 29. Public Relations, Marketing, Accessibility, and Ethics 30. The Future of Game Accessibility is Grounded in Ethics 31. Digital Accessibility and Public Digital Amenities 32. Legal Ethics, Access to Justice, and the Need for Digital Accessibility Conclusion: Whatâs Next for Digital Accessibility Ethics?