00:46

Sibikwa Arts Center-Phyllis

01:07

Sibikwa Arts Center- JABU & KEA

00:56

Sibikwa Arts center production - Thapelo

00:30

Lethabo Shai - Dancer at Synergy

00:32

Alex Beetschen- composer at Synergy

00:29

Ben Randall- hard-of-hearing dancer at Snergy

00:35

Warren Murray - Synergy performer sharing more on ADHD & performance

00:35

London 2012 Choreographer Mark Smith reflects on the legacy of the Paralympic Opening Ceremony

00:31

Bradley Hemmings, co-artistic director of 2012 Paralympic Opening Ceremony talks legacy & inclusion

00:31

Bradley Hemmings, co-artistic director of 2012 Paralympic Opening Ceremony talks legacy & inclusion

01:06

Beyond This Land

01:06:43

Para Sport Against Stigma - Exploring the Power of the Games to Challenge Discrimination

05:23

How can we improve the experience of listening to music via hearing aids?

02:20

Attvaran launch in India

59:55

What is good practice? Reflections on practice and research in medical device design

01:16:51

COSP17 Digital Side Event:

04:42

AccessAble Venture Pitch Film

03:47

Vessels for Development Venture Pitch Film

05:32

Alianta Infonet Venture Pitch Film

06:01

Technoprise Pitch Film

05:30

AccessAbility: Inclusive innovation challenge

04:10

Mobile as AT Kenya

02:34

TIDAL feasibility project: Physiological validation of a novel photonic biosensor

02:19

TIDAL feasibility project: Wheelchair Rugby, Dr Tim Whitehead, Aston University

01:22

Elly Savatia, Signverse

02:59

Medellin Accessible Video Español

03:22

Medellin Accessible graphics

01:22:21

COP28 Side Event: Inclusive Infrastructure, Disability & Climate Change: leave no one behind.

01:06:32

Global Venture Showcase: the AccessAbility Innovation Challenge

57:58

Disability Innovation Lectures: Meeting Peoples’ Primary Needs Now and in the Future

01:01:26

Mobile as AT: exploring community health literacy

03:12

TIDAL feasibility projects: Improving the efficiency of co-designing personalised AT.

01:02:52

Disability Inclusion in ICT Webinar - Episode 3

01:00:06

Disability Innovation Lectures: Innovation for Inclusion

59:47

Disability Inclusion in ICT Webinar Episode2

53:06

Disability Inclusion in ICT Webinar - Episode 1

06:38

GIFTY AYOKA - Breaking Communication barrier in Ghana using Google’s Project Relate App

10:13

Lizzie Smith -My entrepreneurial journey: as a young person with cerebral palsy- awaiting recording

20:23

Iain McKinnon & Mikaela Patrick - Evolution of Inclusive Design

44:54

Para sport a vehicle for community level social change?

55:46

Vicki Austin & Diane Bell What Works

16:34

Fernando Bothelo Assistive Technology: what’s missing and why aren’t we there already?

04:29

Mikaela Patrick: Inclusive Infrastructure

18:13

Sujatha Srinivasan - Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Madras Honorary Professor, UCL.

05:21

Dr Debashis Sarker Microfinance and People with disabilities

11:26

What next for disability innovation; AT build in as the new standard of tech accessibility for all?

21:00

Maryam Bandukda- No tech about us without us.

07:48

Bernard Chiira - The Start-up Model for Disability Innovation in Africa

08:50

Tom Shakespeare Participation and Leadership putting disabled people back in the driving seat.

13:55

Kush Kanodia - How disabled people are leading innovation and systems change in the UK

11:27

Pascal Bijleveld -Catalyzing action for millions more people to access assistive technology in LMICs

16:35

Kathryn Townsend - Systems and action to advance disability inclusive financial services in the UK

15:26

Resisting Cooptation of Disability Justice Revolutionary Dreams.

23:29

Future tech: revolutionary solutions and AI – the new face of disability inclusion?

39:24

What fails: and what's not needed, Disability Dongles

11:46

Dr Leda Kamenopoulou Accessibility and inclusion for deafblind people living in the Global South

13:44

Christopher Patnoe - Inclusive Innovation

42:17

Local innovation in Nepal

13:00

Innovation ecosystems Q&A

13:34

Fre Seghers Strengthening Government Systems To Empower Children via Early Access to AT