Accessibility advocacy
Led structured advocacy, recognition, events, and institutional collaboration focused on equitable participation.
Accessibility & inclusive systems
Access is not an
accommodation.
It is infrastructure.
Accessibility is a professional discipline: a requirement for trustworthy services, usable technology, equitable participation, and population-health performance.
The operating case
Inclusion improves system quality.
Accessible systems account for real variation in how people perceive information, navigate environments, make decisions, and use services.
That requires more than a final compliance review. It requires representative research, clear information architecture, multiple ways to complete critical tasks, measurable usability, and accountable governance.
In health services, these choices directly affect agency, continuity, trust, safety, and outcomes.
Applied experience
Vision-health analysis
Translated population-level vision data into health-promotion, assessment, accessibility, and implementation recommendations.
Inclusive wellness
Examined how accessible technology can support wellness in adult fitness environments.
Product evaluation
Evaluated consumer software and assistive-technology experiences against practical accessibility requirements.
Principles I carry into the work
01
Nothing about us without us
Disabled people should participate in the decisions, research, products, and policies that shape their lives—not merely be consulted at the end.
02
Independence by design
Accessible information, technology, environments, and services expand agency. Barriers are often created by systems, not by bodies.
03
More than compliance
Meeting a standard matters, but genuine inclusion also requires testing, listening, iteration, and respect for different ways of navigating the world.
04
Access across the life course
Disability inclusion belongs in prevention, clinical care, education, employment, fitness, digital services, and every other part of population health.
Accessibility standard for this website
The digital experience should reflect the operating principles.
The goal is an experience that remains understandable and usable across different ways of seeing, reading, navigating, and interacting.
- Semantic page structure and meaningful headings
- Keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus indicators
- Strong contrast and layouts that support browser zoom
- Readable language and information not conveyed by color alone
- Responsive presentation across screen sizes
- Reduced-motion support where relevant
Inclusion belongs in the strategy