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Managing Digital Inclusion book cover featuring several people (some with disabilities) walking across a laptop and stepping into the screen.Managing Digital Inclusion: A Case Study examines the misconceptions other companies have about the true meaning of digital inclusion and the barriers some small companies face when it comes to wanting to comply with the law. It also provides recommendations for small business owners, technology companies, designers, policy makers, and research institutions on how to do a better job serving people with disabilities.

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Book cover for Face Up by Suzanne Nielsen featuring a baby's fist punching up into the air with superhero motion styling around the fist.“A writer of compassion, urgent acuity, humor, and grit, Suzanne’s new collection showcases her profound connection with the unsung citizens of our unfair world. … Part fever dream, part calm reflection, Face Up is a memoir of a life lived intensely by a writer of her time who wields words both as weapon and medicine.” — Alison McGhee

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Book cover for Firsts: Coming of Age Stories by People with Disabilities, edited by Belo Miguel Cipriani, featuring a winding road made of chess board, with chess pieces and playing cards strewn about, and with a bright blue, butterfly-filled sky, and rolling green hills in the background.
Take a step back in time with some of the best writers with disabilities as they recount their first adventure, their first heartbreak, and the first time the unexpected treaded into their life. From body transformations to social setbacks, to love affairs and family trauma, Firsts collects the most thought-provoking and exciting stories of our time by people with disabilities.

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Book cover for Blind: A Memoir, by author Belo Miguel Cipriani, featuring San Francisco buildings, brightly lit at night, with a dark, night sky in the background.Imagine if the most severe physical pain and sorrow in your life were inflicted by the people you trusted most. In the spring of 2007, Belo Cipriani was beaten and robbed of his sight at the hands of his childhood friends. Blind: A Memoir chronicles the two years immediately following the assault.

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