Jonathan Lazar
Elizabeth F. Churchill
Tovi Grossman
Gerrit van der Veer
Philippe Palanque
Jennifer Mankoff
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More accessible conferences, digital resources, and ACM SIGs will lead to greater participation by more people with disabilities.
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- Making the field of computing more inclusive
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