Literature Reviews

Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.

• Adaptive and Storytelling Practices of Panamanian Autism Families: Towards Culturally-Situated Digital Storytelling

  Elizabeth del Carmen Castillo, Debbie Alvarado Latino, Cecilia Aracelly Fonseca Sánchez, Annuska Zolyomi (2026) — Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (GROUP)

  This PACM HCI (GROUP) paper presents a formative, culturally-situated design study with eight Panamanian mothers of autistic individuals (ages 3–27) to understand the resource barriers autism families face in Panamá and the role storytelling plays in…

  • autism
  • neurodiversity
  • culture
  • Global South
  • storytelling
  • social stories
  • boundary objects
  • participatory design
  • AAC
  • qualitative research
  • HCI

• Born Accessible: Exploring Organizational Practices at CNIB

  Bob Dodd (2022) — Research Paper

  An exploration of how the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) embeds accessibility into its organizational DNA, from procurement and development processes to training and culture. Based on direct experience working within the organizatio…

  • organizational practices
  • born accessible
  • CNIB
  • culture