Beyond the screen: why real-world accessibility for disabled people still falls short

If you’ve watched any telly recently, you’d think disabled people have finally got the representation they deserve.

Koichiko Koichiko
Nov 19, 2024 - 21:03
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Beyond the screen: why real-world accessibility for disabled people still falls short

If you’ve watched any telly recently, you’d think disabled people have finally got the representation they deserve.

by Danny Josephs

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