Panel: Inclusion & Diversity — Are We Doing It Well?
summary
Discussion of how inclusion, diversity, accessibility, and disability overlap and differ, using three recent Italian examples: the controversy around the Ddl Zan law linking disability and diversity discrimination; the shift to online events during the pandemic where communities adopted popular streaming tools that often lacked accessibility for people with disabilities; and the rise of the inclusive schwa character (ə) which screen readers do not handle. The panel aims to clarify these terms, identify what is needed for genuine inclusion, and question whether the common phrase “Inclusion & Diversity” is adequate.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 12:39Definition of inclusion
- 33:11Gender identity inclusion
- 59:23Inclusive Italian language
- 1:13:00Accessibility in teaching
- 1:21:11Summary
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