Law Office of Lainey Feingold

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

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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… Read more… 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"

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. Read more… AbilityNet TechShare Pro 2026

Stop by our table in the Grand Ballroom to meet the authors attending M-Enabling and chat about digital accessibility ethics. Books will be available for purchase at a discounted price, and authors will be available to sign them. Read more… Book Signing & Meet-the-Authors of the Digital Accessibility Ethics book Part of the 2026 M-Enabling Summit

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

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,… Read more… Digital Accessibility Ethics @ M-Enabling Summit 2026 Part of the morning plenary

It was fun to speak about digital accessibility ethics with James Thurston, Head of Accessibility and Digital Inclusion for North America at Atos and an author in the digital accessibility ethics book as part of Atos’ 2026 GAAD celebration. Read a LinkedIn post about this internal event here. Read more… Atos Celebrates Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2026 Digital Accessibility Ethics Fireside Chat (internal)

As part of Knowbility’s Be A Digital Ally (BADA) series, Lainey Feingold, Jess Moore Matthews, and Erin Brown will introduce the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework and explore how its values, actions, and questions can help advance disability inclusion in technology. The authors will also share real-world examples involving accessible voting and emergency preparedness and offer practical ways… Read more… Digital Accessibility Ethics: A New Tool to Advance Disability Inclusion in Tech Knowbility's Be a Digital Ally (BADA) Free Webinar and Education Series