A six-month qualitative study of a mixed-ability nonprofit finds that conflicting access needs in communication act as a generative process revealing power structures and enabling accountability and repair rather than serving as technical problems to eliminate.
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Lived experience with misophonia shows trauma-informed design must address both sensory trauma from audiovisual platforms and epistemic harm from repeated dismissal of users' bodily accounts.
Participants proposed customizable, context-sensitive accessibility symbols paired with technology to give users control over disability disclosure and reduce misinterpretation.
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Designing for Collective Access: In Search of a Solution to Accessible Communication in a Mixed-Ability Non-Profit
A six-month qualitative study of a mixed-ability nonprofit finds that conflicting access needs in communication act as a generative process revealing power structures and enabling accountability and repair rather than serving as technical problems to eliminate.
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When Sounds Hurt and Voices Aren't Heard: An Experience Report on Misophonia, Sensory Trauma, and Trauma-Informed Design
Lived experience with misophonia shows trauma-informed design must address both sensory trauma from audiovisual platforms and epistemic harm from repeated dismissal of users' bodily accounts.
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"Because we are no longer ashamed of our disabilities, we are proud": Advocating and Reclaiming Next-Gen Accessibility Symbols
Participants proposed customizable, context-sensitive accessibility symbols paired with technology to give users control over disability disclosure and reduce misinterpretation.