Workshops, Talks, and other Ethics Book Events

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.

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Haben Girma, Lainey Feingold, and Josh Miele at July 2026 Oakland, CA book talk and signing event

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What Attendees Say

Lainey Feingold’s reputation as a knowledgeable and interesting speaker on the topic of accessibility preceded her as the guest of honor at Durham-Raleigh A11y’s first birthday celebration.  However, while working with her in preparation for this event, I learned what makes Lainey a truly wonderful speaker, and what underpins the entire Digital Accessibility Ethics framework: her authenticity, compassion, and integrity.  Lainey cares about the individual people for whom the Digital Accessibility Ethics framework exists and this radiates from her.  The book is pivotal.  I recommend it regularly to folks from a variety of professions.  If you have the opportunity for Lainey, or for any of the book’s other authors or editors to host a discussion about Digital Accessibility Ethics, take it!  Lainey led one of the most captivating and thought-provoking discussions I have attended. Our group loved it.

Esther Siram (CPACC), Founder, Durham-Raleigh A11y: The Accessibility Meetup - Triangle Style

Even more exciting was having the opportunity to participate in Lainey’s and Derek Shields very first workshop on Accessibility Ethics. It was an inspiring experience filled with meaningful conversations about inclusion, accessibility, and the future of ethical digital experiences.

Anthony Fernando, Senior Manager Digital Accessibility, Hilton

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Upcoming Events

  • October 21, 2026 · Lainey Feingold, Josh Miele · Internal

    Amazon Accessibility Practitioner’s Conference Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech

    9:00 am Pacific

  • November 5, 2026 · Lainey Feingold · Internal

    AT&T Compliance and Ethics Week The Ethics of Digital Accessibility

    9:30 am Pacific

  • November 9, 2026 · Lainey Feingold, Matt May, Margaux Joffe, Meena Das · Online and In-Person at Microsoft Building 86 (Accessibility Lab), 4854 154th Pl NE, Redmond, WA 98052, USA

    Seattle Digital Accessibility Ethics Book Club Event A Seattle Area Accessibility & Inclusive Design MeetUp (A11ySEA)

    6:00 pm Pacific

    Thanks to the Seattle Area Accessibility & Inclusion Meet Up and the Microsoft Accessibility Lab for hosting this digital accessibility ethics book event. This event is BOTH online and in-person. Come chat with authors Lainey Feingold, Matt May, Margaux Joffe, and Meena Das. They are 4 of 39 authors of the new book Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech. This “A11ySEA” Meet Up is being graciously hosted by Bryce Johnson at the Microsoft Inclusive Tech Lab. More about the book at AccessibilityEthics.org

  • November 18, 2026 · Lainey Feingold · The Drum Wembley - Brent Civic Centre, Engineers Way - London, England

    AbilityNet TechShare Pro 2026

    11:35 am UTC

    Lainey and other contributors will be on the Main Stage in the Grand Hall to introduce some of the key issues covered in the book.

  • November 23, 2026 · Meenakshi “Meena” Das · Sydney, Australia - International Convention & Exhibition Centre

    Who Gets Heard? Rethinking Voice Recognition and Accessibility A11y Camp 2026

    Voice recognition is everywhere, but it often fails for people with speech disabilities. This session explores where current systems fall short and why that’s an ethical issue, not just a technical one. Based on the chapter ‘Making Every Voice Heard: The Ethics of Voice Recognition Technology’ from Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech, you’ll get practical ways for inclusive voice and multimodal alternatives, plus the book’s Ethics Framework for product decisions.

Past Events

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