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How designing for disability creates innovations that benefit everyone, drive market advantage, and spark breakthrough products.

A comprehensive guide to the EU AI Act's key provisions, critical deadlines, and what organizational leaders must do to prepare for compliance in 2026 and beyond.

Practical, research-backed design patterns for building AI interfaces that work for users across abilities, contexts, and interaction styles.

A comprehensive analysis of how governments worldwide are approaching AI regulation, from the EU AI Act to emerging frameworks in Asia, the Americas, and Africa.

Why rest isn't a luxury but a radical act of resistance for leaders working at the intersection of technology, equity, and social change.

A practical framework for building AI products that center equity, accessibility, and the lived experiences of marginalized communities from concept through deployment.

How to build AI systems that are fair, transparent, and accountable. A practical framework for teams committed to ethical AI development.

A deep dive into how algorithmic bias emerges, how to detect it across the AI lifecycle, and practical strategies for prevention that go beyond surface-level fixes.

How to design AI interfaces that honestly communicate uncertainty, build user trust, and prevent overreliance on imperfect systems.

Exploring the critical connection between leadership wellness, sustainable work practices, and effective AI governance outcomes.

A practical readiness checklist for organizations preparing for EU AI Act compliance, covering risk classification, documentation, governance, and deployment requirements.

A practical guide to building AI assistants that work for users across abilities—covering voice interaction, visual design, cognitive load, motor accessibility, and testing strategies.

Digital accessibility lawsuits are surging. Understanding the legal landscape, real costs, and what your organization should do now to avoid becoming the next defendant.

The disability economy represents a $23 trillion global market opportunity. Learn how to move beyond compliance and build products that serve this massive, underserved market.

A practical, experience-driven guide for disabled professionals navigating business travel—covering planning, advocacy, safety, and the realities most travel guides ignore.

An exploration of how artificial intelligence is reshaping travel accessibility—from real-time navigation to predictive accommodation—and the gaps that remain.

A comprehensive guide to global accessibility standards for travelers—covering regional frameworks, enforcement gaps, and practical strategies for navigating an inconsistent landscape.

Why accessible tourism isn't just a moral imperative—it's one of the largest untapped market opportunities in the global travel industry.

I am passionate about my work as a Product Inclusion Specialist, a profession where I build products that work for everybody, regardless of ability, gender, resources, culture, race, or class.

Recently, CBS's 60-minutes aired a segment on racial bias in facial recognition technology, referring to a December 2019 NIST study as a 'landmark study' while failing to mention the groundbreaking research on which it was based.

A personal reflection on navigating invisibility and hypervisibility as a Black woman in tech, and the journey toward reclaiming full selfhood.

The Spirit of Juneteenth is Acknowledgement, and acknowledgement requires action. It requires dismantling the systems that perpetuate inequality.

The paradox of Black excellence: how the very act of celebrating Black achievement reveals the low expectations embedded in white supremacist systems.

The NFL's race norming scandal reveals how algorithmic discrimination operates in healthcare—and why the fight against biased AI is a matter of life and death.

The wellness industry has a race problem. From the exclusion of Black bodies to the commodification of spiritual practices, the wellness space reflects the same inequities found across American society.

It’s been over three decades since law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw coined the term intersectionality to describe the ways our social identities overlap and how various forms of inequality often operate together and exacerbate each other.

Many organizations want to transform but few succeed. Here are the five most common barriers—and what to do about them.

In the wake of rising anti-Asian violence, we reaffirm our commitment to solidarity across communities of color and our shared fight against white supremacy.

The concept of 'objective truth' has long been weaponized to dismiss marginalized experiences. Here's why the insistence on a single truth is itself a tool of oppression.

The pandemic didn't create caregiving inequities—it exposed and accelerated them. Here's how COVID-19 has widened the gap and what we must do about it.

Liberatory Design is a creative practice that centers equity and the lived experiences of those most impacted by inequity in the design process.

Intersectionality isn't just an academic concept—it's a critical lens for understanding how technology impacts people differently based on their overlapping identities.

Digital blackface is the use of Black people's images, GIFs, and expressions by non-Black people online. It's a modern form of minstrelsy that many participate in without awareness.

Facial recognition technology has a well-documented racial bias problem. Understanding how these systems fail—and who they fail—is critical for building ethical AI.

Adversarial clothing designed to fool facial recognition raises important questions about surveillance, consent, and who bears the burden of protecting privacy.

Smart lock systems promise convenience and security, but they also raise serious questions about bias, accessibility, and who gets to feel safe in their own home.