Workshops and Talks
The editors and authors of Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech are available to speak with organizations and groups of individuals about the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework, the book as a whole, and about individual chapters.
All Workshops and Talks are tailored to audience and organizer needs. Formats can include: Conference keynotes and panels; Team and organization-wide trainings; Law school, design school and other classroom visits; Book clubs, community reading groups, and other gatherings.
Our past and upcoming talks are listed here. Please use the form at the bottom of this page to ask us about an event for your organization.

Upcoming Events
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Accessibility legislation: How to bake a cookie with the perfect amount of salt Keynote at Reykjavik conference, "Web Accessibility Directive: Iceland onboard – from requirements to reality"
9:00 am
Lainey is excited to offer a keynote talk at this one-day accessibility gathering sponsored by Öbí, the Icelandic Disability Alliance and IAAP Nordic (International Association of Accessibility Professionals). The event celebrates Iceland’s 2026 adoption of the Web Accessibility Directive. Lainey will be talking about strategies for making a new law work in practice, including working with disabled stakeholders, developing collaboration skills, celebrating achievements, and being guided by the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework.
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Digital Accessibility Ethics @ M-Enabling Summit 2026 Part of the morning plenary
9:45 am
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.”
Past Events
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Good Hackathons vs. Hackathons for Good Keynote, based on Chapter 10 of Digital Accessibility Ethics book: 2026 CREATE Accessibility Hackathon (University of Washington)
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Disability Inclusion in Tech Strategies for a New Digital Accessibility Ethics
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Durham-Raleigh Accessibility Meetup Discussion about Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech
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Book Signing – Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech
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3 Hour Workshop: Digital Accessibility Ethics Offered at the 2026 AccessU Conference
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CSUN 2026: Introducing the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework with co-presenters Ariana Aboulafia, Sheri Byrne-Haber, Shilpi Kapoor, and Josh Miele
Visit Lainey Feingold’s full speaking archives on LFLegal.com
Ask about a Digital Accessibility Ethics book talk, training, or other event
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