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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Sarah Bricker is an award-winning journalist and marketing expert with a hearing disability. Her focus the last decade has been to bring accessible social media and content marketing campaigns to life for some of the biggest brands in healthcare including Starkey Hearing Technologies, UnitedHealthcare, Alpha-Stim and more. She has won numerous journalism and marketing awards, and was named the 2024 Social Media Manager of the Year by the American Business Awards. Now, she's expanding her business and mentoring both young professionals in marketing and individuals with hearing loss.
Hi! I'm Sarah Fossheim, and I work freelance as an accessibility specialist, front-end developer and inclusive designer. I help companies build accessible and inclusive products, through (dataviz) accessibility reviews, training and advisory sessions, mitigation work and implementation.
I take a holistic approach, so depending on what the project needs, I can perform: high-level accessibility reviews to understand areas for improvement, detailed and informative dataviz/web accessibility audits, ongoing feature reviews, accessibility strategy and planning, training or workshops, or front-end development.
During the past years, I have worked with companies like FINN.no, WHO, Inspera, GreenInfo, ReMarkable, and more. I have also delivered sessions for amongst others Hyper Island, Emory University and Oda, spoke at conferences such as SmashingConf, axe-con and Outlier, and contributed with an essay about screen reader accessibility to the Do No Harm Guide by the Urban Institute.
Hi, I'm Sarah, a freelance web developer and the current lead developer for a marketing company based in Arizona. My interest in web accessibility began when I noticed how difficult it was for me and my loved ones to navigate online as we age.
I'm working through the DHS Accessibility course to earn Trusted Tester certification. At work, I've taken the lead in ensuring the tools and websites I work on are accessible for all.
Sarah Silverman, PhD is an instructional designer and instructor of Disability Studies. As an autistic educator, she has a personal stake in Neurodiversity as well as extensive college teaching and faculty development experience. Sarah provides training and consulting about the relevance of neurodiversity in higher education with a focus on the history of neurodiversity as a social justice movement. Her writings appear in To Improve the Academy, the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, the blog Feminist Pedagogy for Teaching Online, New Directions for Teaching and Learning, and on her blog at www.sarahemilysilverman.com.
As a zealous advocate for accessibility and inclusion, I bring a wealth of experience from both higher education and K-12 settings. My expertise lies in course design using Canvas LMS, where I integrate Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles along with accessibility, equity and inclusion practices. I am passionate about training educators in accessibility guidelines and best practices for online course design.
Committed to continuous learning and improvement, my recent achievements include certifications as an IAAP Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC), a WebAIM Document Specialist, and a CSUN Assistive Technology Applications Certificate Program (ATACP) credential. I also hold a Master’s in Instructional Design, further solidifying my expertise in creating effective educational environments.
Scott Artley is a nationally recognized accessibility consultant and creative community strategist. A Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC), Scott has nearly two decades of experience helping mission-driven organizations—from major institutions to grassroots community groups—advance disability inclusion through strategic access plans, accessibility assessments, professional development trainings, and public speaking.
Scott's approach blends technical rigor with humor, creativity, and lived experience as a queer, disabled cultural producer and nonprofit leader. His consulting practice, founded in 2012, centers relationship-building and culture-shifting insight—helping organizations move beyond compliance checklists to build authentic cultures of inclusion. Expect accessibility that is grounded in compliance and designed for connection.
I am an accessibility leader, currently working for Government Digital Service (GDS), where I am the head of accessibility for GOV.UK One Login.
Throughout the last decade, I have built products in the public and private sectors, raised accessibility awareness and developed the strategy and capability to help organisations embed accessibility from the start.
Twenty-five years in the Software, Accessibility and eCommerce business. I've been involved in accessibility in the last 10 years, very proactively in the last 5 years. Worked with some of the biggest sports and fashion brands, telcos, banks over the last 10 years in the light of accessibility. Using screen readers, automated tools and AI to deliver.
Sofia is an Ecuadorian-American disabled woman living in Sacramento, California. Her love of and appreciation for the disability community on the Internet acted as kindling for her work creating accessible social media experiences for people with disabilities. She feels called to do disability-focused social impact work, having provided consulting for a host of large corporations and small non-profits as Lead Consultant of Content Marketing and Strategy at LaVant Consulting, Inc. She previously was a digital organizer with Sins Invalid and the Crip Camp impact campaign.
Sophie Harvey provides digital accessibility consulting to charities and small businesses. She has previous experience as a fundraiser creating communications. She also has knowledge of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and good practice for social media accessibility. Sophie also has lived experience of disability which shapes her work. She has experience doing work for chronic illness charities, animal charities, the theatre industry, Third Culture Kid charities and more. Fun fact about Sophie: she grew up in five different countries across three continents.
Soren is a design leader specializing in inclusive UX Design and accessibility operations. They focus on accessibility, diversity, and inclusivity while simultaneously building strong and diverse teams that center harm and shame reduction.
Soren enjoys contributing to open source projects and speaking at industry events and conferences.
They are available to write, talk, or facilitate workshops on any of their lived experiences such as designing employee or consumer facing experiences that consider queerness, disability, and neurodivergence. In their other time, they paint, do fiber art, spend time with their cats, get space tattoos, and make things glow.
Susi Miller is an internationally recognised expert in eLearning accessibility, with over 30 years of experience in the learning and development industry. Her passion lies in ensuring that accessible learning is not just compliant but also impactful and effective for all learners. The first edition of her book, Designing Accessible Learning Content, is regarded as a seminal resource for professionals seeking to create inclusive digital learning experiences. Susi has worked with a wide range of organisations, including global corporations, government bodies, and educational institutions, providing consultancy, training, and strategic guidance on how to integrate accessibility into the heart of their eLearning solutions.