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Ariana Aboulafia @arianaaboulafia.bsky.social · 12/11/2025

exciting news! I wrote a chapter for this book, which introduces the first #DigitalAccessibilityEthics framework. my chapter focuses on how #AI tools impact disabled people at work, and how #accessibility ethics can build more inclusive workplaces. pre-order here: www.amazon.com/Digital-Acce...

Alt text: Book cover with the title and subtitle in blue letters at the top reading Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech. Below the title, taking up about 2/3 of the cover is a painting. The painting features arcs of yellow,
orange, blue, turquoise, pink, and purple. The lower half of these swaths of bright
colors are populated by abstract figures, circles, and building-like shapes.
According to the artist, the work uses sheet music as a foundation, creating an
abstract typographical interpretation of musical notation through bold design and
color. Resting on the top left corner of the images are the words Edited by Lainey
Feingold, Reginé Gilbert, Chancey Fleet.

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Ariana Aboulafia @arianaaboulafia.bsky.social · 11/03/2025

out today: a new report from @cendemtech.bsky.social & @aapd-disability.bsky.social on building a disability-inclusive #AI ecosystem. it discusses how AI is implemented in education, employment, benefits, healthcare, and more — and how to center disabled people in AI use. cdt.org/insights/bui...

Graphic for CDT report, entitled “Building A Disability-Inclusive AI Ecosystem.” Illustration with a mainframe computer, surrounded by web browser windows showing persons with disabilities in different contextual data systems, and data blocks. Top to bottom, left to right: person in a blue shirt wearing headphones; person in an orange shirt; person in a green shirt wearing a NJ tube; person in a purple shirt with a limb difference.

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