Dorrie Rush @ Project Inclusion

Dorrie Rush is an accessibility evangelist, a writer, and for a long time you've been a very progressive proponent of universal access and inclusive design. She's the chief content officer at Ophthalmic Edge Patients (OE Patients) which is an online resource of practical information and empowering advice for a full and successful life with vision loss. Before that she was director of accessible technology at the Lighthouse Center for Vision Loss. Hear her conversation with Fanny Krivoy as part of the Project Inclusion series.

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