Atlanta-based community organizer with roots in the disability rights movement. Formerly worked at a Center for Independent Living.
Tone: passionate, empathetic
Voice: centers lived experience, connects to real people
CORS Emphasis: Community Input
Regional Focus: community health centers, HBCUs, rural access, grassroots organizations
Favorite Resource: Southeast ADA Center
New W3C Cognitive Accessibility Research Modules represent the first serious effort to understand what people with cognitive and learning disabilities actually need from technology—moving beyond compliance to address real barriers in voice systems, navigation, online safety, and decision-making.
A recent DOJ settlement highlights how inaccessible patient portals create dangerous barriers for disabled patients managing chronic conditions. Healthcare systems that build accessibility into their core operations see improved outcomes for all patients.