Experts Directory
Last Updated: February 25, 2026
Listed below are more than 125 experts, speakers, trainers, and presenters who primarily specialize in subjects related to accessibility and disability and educate others about said subjects. Individuals are added through self-submission.
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Piotr Źrołka is a passionate accessibility and inclusive advocate, dedicated to championing the rights of individuals with disabilities. With 16 years of experience in Service Design, User-Centered Design (UCD), and Accessibility, Piotr brings a wealth of expertise to help both small and large companies. His strong background in the accessibility field, coupled with his CPACC certification, positions him as a trusted authority in ensuring inclusive digital experiences.
Priti is an independent Indian journalist, trainer, consultant, researcher, and author of Reframing Disability, a fortnightly newsletter simplifying disability inclusion for content creators. her work focuses on the intersections of disability, gender, global health and development, with reporting from India, Germany, and Uganda for outlets such as The Guardian, the BBC, The BMJ, The Lancet, Stanford Social Innovation Review, etc.
In 2022, she was a fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford, where she researched disability inclusion in India’s newsrooms and media coverage. Since then, she has trained several Indian and international media outlets, NGOs, fellowship participants and communications teams, including Deutsche Welle, Queerbeat, The News Minute, BehanBox, Dream A Dream, Disability Justice Project and Theirworld.
Hello, I am Promise from Nigeria, and I am deeply passionate about playing my part in creating a digital world where everyone can enjoy equal or equivalent experiences while using digital products. Coming from this part of the world, I recognize that this vision is far from the current reality. This disparity has fueled my determination to take meaningful action and contribute to making this dream a reality—one product at a time.
I am a Disability Inclusion Advocate and an Accessibility Consultant. I am a faciliator for the Rise Journey on topics like "Designing for Disability", "Intersectionality", "Domestic Violence", and "Ableism in the workplace".
I was featured in Forbes for my advocacy for Inclusion in workplace. I have won the Commonwealth Innovation Awards 2023. I was a speaker at the United Nations for the International Down Syndrome Day 2024 for the topic "Health Equity in the Global South".
As the co-founder of Beyond Acceptance, I've recognized the need for a holistic approach to IDEA, with a focus on equal representation of all diversity aspects. I've developed tailored solutions delivering measurable results and foster balanced representation across international organizations.
I'm a specialist in accessible social media, design, and communications. As a disability and neurodiversity advocate with lived experience, I help drive inclusive workplaces, fostering environments where everyone can thrive.
I am a digital accessibility specialist with hands-on experience in evaluating websites, mobile applications, and electronic documents. I believe accessibility is a fundamental right and must be ensured for everyone—without exception. In both my work and values, I advocate for “accessibility for all.” I firmly believe accessibility must be tested regularly. I do not support testing just to get a green checkmark from an automated tool—only thorough manual testing can reveal real barriers that disadvantaged users face. Accessibility is not just my job; it is my value, my stance, and my commitment.
I'm an IAAP-certified Web Accessibility Specialist. I have worked in the field of accessibility since 2004. My core activities are training stakeholders to raise their maturity in accessibility, auditing and testing interfaces with disabled people. Additionally, I have extensive experience in the adjacent fields of User eXperience design, UX writing and Search Engine Optimisation.
Rikki Poynter is a content creator, writer, accessibility consultant, and public speaker.
She started her YouTube career in July 2010 being a makeup vlogger until her shift to more educational and lifestyle content in late 2013.
She is known for her video, “Sh*t Hearing People Say,” which now has over 530,000 views, as well as her efforts for proper closed captioning on YouTube. In September 2016, she launched a closed captioning campaign called #NoMoreCRAPtions in hopes to get a large group of people promoting captions at the same time. The campaign is still ongoing today.
On YouTube, in writing, and at public speaking, Rikki covers a variety of topics including disability (deafness, chronic pain, and fatigue), accessibility, mental health, child abuse, and more.
Rikki has worked with the following companies: Apple, Google, Samsung, Spotify, had an invitation to the White House, and more.
I am an access-first arts producer, curator and project manager, passionate about telling stories about what it means to be human. Since 2003 I have produced and delivered interdisciplinary exhibitions and public engagement projects bringing together art, the humanities and science. My clients include UK museums, galleries, scientific organisations, and higher education institutions. In recent years my work has expanded to focus on accessible exhibition making, including overseeing the production of audio described tours, BSL tours, Visual Stories and Easy Read resources. I also co-project manage Accentuate, a disabled-led programme that aims to amplify the representation, participation and leadership of disabled people in the arts and museum sectors. Anti-ableism and anti-racism are at the heart of my practice.
As a seasoned professional and active contributor in the field of accessibility, I bring a unique blend of educational expertise and gaming industry experience to the table. My journey began in the classroom, where I spent over a decade as a special education teacher, honing my skills in creating inclusive learning environments. This foundation paved the way for my current role as a Senior Accessibility Quality Lead in the gaming industry, where I’m dedicated to ensuring that video games are enjoyable and accessible for all players.
As a neurodivergent individual, I understand firsthand the importance of accessible design and am committed to advocating for inclusive practices that accommodate diverse cognitive experiences.
CEO of the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion (enei) since 2020, Sandi is a passionate human rights advocate and the only blind female CEO in the UK. She is a visionary leader and change agent, with experience in the commercial and charity sectors. After registering as blind in 2008 and being diagnosed with ADHD in 2009, she began advocating equality and inclusion, working at the intersection of Government, Industry and the Third Sector. In 2011, Sandi wrote the “Ten Principles of Inclusive Web Design”—an update of the design principles she used when co-writing the Government’s e-Accessibility Action Plan, a set of principles still in use today.
I'm a service designer with a background in strategic marketing for public and voluntary services.
I recently delivered a talk "Accessible and Inclusive Services by Design" for a Housing Diversity Network conference.
I have lived experience in neurodiversity and mental health. My special interest is in helping services reach the people who need them, fairly and equitably, because people too often don't know where to turn.