Yasser Tamer Atef

Facilitated interactive workshops on accessibility, disability justice, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL), engaging international audiences through dialogue, collaborative activities, and experiential learning. My workshops include live screen-reader demonstrations that help participants understand how blind learners navigate digital content, sessions exploring Crip and neurodiverse wisdom to move from accommodation toward collective access, and discussions that critically examine the limitations of AI-driven accessibility and automated access checkers. Across these workshops, I support educators and learning designers in applying practical, inclusive strategies while rethinking accessibility as a shared responsibility embedded in the design of teaching and learning rather than an afterthought.

I talked about my experience as a student at the American University in Cairo with assistive technology and disability accommodation frameworks.