Access to nature for people with mobility disabilities is often framed in terms of physical barriers, assistive devices, or labels attached to routes. Yet, such framings overlook the process through which people assess, prepare, and negotiate outdoor access in practice. In this paper, we illustrate that access to natur...
Felix Fussenegger, Katta Spiel· Proceedings of the 2026 28th...· 0 citations
This analysis reveals that Deaf–Tech interaction is better understood as socio-technical practices centered on deaf lived experiences, and reframes accessibility not as a fixed property of specific tools or environments, but as a set of emergent, embodied, situated, and relational practices shaped through everyday enga...
Robin Angelini, Katta Spiel· Proceedings of the 2026 28th...· 1 citation
Designing accessible technologies and services plays a vital role in facilitating social and civic inclusion for people with diverse abilities; yet inclusion is equally vital to creating them. The methods through which research and design are conducted should themselves be inclusive, so that people with diverse abiliti...
Sophia Ppali, Minyoung Yoo, Laurence Myers et al.· 0 citations
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