Digital accessibility in corporate systems thinking: ESG and sustainability
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The talk examines how digital accessibility fits into corporate systems thinking and ESG/sustainability goals, arguing that accessible digital resources are mandatory for social sustainability and to avoid social washing. It connects accessibility to environmental, governance and economic sustainability—warning against green washing if firms ignore communication barriers affecting ~20% of people—and frames accessible organizations as more trustworthy, coherent and economically inclusive.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Digital accessibility intro
- 3:00ESG and corporate sustainability
- 8:49Accessibility as fundamental right
- 14:25Training and inclusion
- 20:25Disability involvement
- 27:52Q&A
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