SXSW EDU 2025
Disability Dialogue: Smoothing Friction Through Community
Description:
Over 1 billion people globally, including those who are neuro-atypical, live with a disability, each with unique needs and perspectives. Sometimes disabilities conflict with each other, driving friction and complexity in diverse groups. This conversation will delve into conflicts that can arise when collaborating with people with different disabilities and offer insights on fostering community and support where differences exist. Attendees will learn about the challenges and solutions for harmonizing these diverse needs and Assistive Tools (AT) in both physical and digital spaces.
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Takeaways
- Gain awareness of visible and non-apparent disabilities and how they might impact human experiences in collaborative settings
- Identify at least 3 barriers and opportunities to recognize and navigate the complex intersectionality between disabilities and their unique needs
- Understand strategies and technology tools that help foster inclusive environments for people with disabilities, including neuro-atypical thinkers
Speakers
- Kai Wong, Principal Delivery Manager, Digital Accessibility, Teladoc Health
- Sonya Lewis, Product Designer and Accessibility Lead, Sunflower UX Team
Organizer
Kai Wong, Principal Delivery Manager, Digital Accessibility, Teladoc Health
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