Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech is a practical guide with an urgent goal: to help end tech exclusion of 1.3 billion people across the world with disabilities.

This 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. Thirty-nine disabled and nondisabled authors from ten countries and one commonwealth 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, security, health and safety, and other risks and harms of disability exclusion. Through stories, recommendations, strategies, and other guidance, this book looks at a wide range of topics through a digital accessibility ethics lens: from gaming, hackathons, design, and burnout to procurement, AI, healthcare, cybersecurity, and more. It is for technologists, educators, students, marketers, policy makers, lawyers, and everyone who believes in a digital world for all of us.

As the world grows more digital, as AI is marketed everywhere, and as the number of people with disabilities expands, there has never been a more crucial time to expose, explore, and act at the intersection of ethics, disability, and digital accessibility. Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech offers a roadmap to show us the way.

Lainey Feingold is a globally recognized disability rights lawyer, author, and international speaker who has worked in the digital accessibility space since 1995. More information on Lainey’s website at https://www.lflegal.com/

Reginé Gilbert helps organizations navigate complexity through inclusive systems and emerging tech. She is the author of Inclusive Design for a Digital World (Apress, 2019; 2nd ed. 2025). More at https://reginegilbert.com/

Chancey Fleet is a Blind tech educator. A Library Journal Mover & Shaker and past Data & Society Fellow, she runs accessible tech coaching and a tactile graphics lab at the New York Public Library centering accessible learning and design for everyone. More at http://chanceyfleet.com/