Reflection highlights diverse cultures' impact on accessibility research, suggesting more inclusive practices are needed.
There has been a growing interest in interdisciplinary HCI research focusing on marginalized contexts and societies, including accessibility and participatory research. However, accessibility research communities could still engage more in comprehensive discussions on the nuanced considerations about interdisciplinary research that includes diverse cultures and experiences from systematically marginalized groups. This can hinder members of marginalized communities from effectively participating in and benefiting from accessibility research discussions and outcomes.
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