As described on the M-Enabling website, Lainey will “introduce the central ideas from Digital Accessibility Ethics, a new multi‑author volume that reframes accessibility as an ethical imperative. The book features global perspectives and introduces the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework, a practical, three‑part tool that helps organizations evaluate products, policies, and AI systems through values, actions, and guiding questions. Drawing on contributions from 39 authors across 10 countries, the talk highlights how ethical decision‑making can reduce risks of disability exclusion and support more inclusive digital environments as technology rapidly evolves.”