… participation in learning and preparation for employment for students with blindness and
low vision … focus on supporting equitable participation for students with blindness and low …

… products and services who are low vision or blind. These … create equitable user experiences
for users with low or no vision. … based on studies of users with low vision and blindness (eg, …

… These underserved groups represent the social inequity inherent across various intersecting
social categories that pose threats to achieving equitable low vision services. For example, …

… , who are three and six times more likely to have low vision or blindness compared with the
non-… spectacles) is the predominant cause of low vision among Indigenous populations.(3-5) …

… organisations in advocating for full and equitable participation of persons with disabilities in
… “blindness” and either “partial sight” or “low vision”. There is no agreement in the literature …

… are the implications of equitable access in electronic research? (… participate in research,
like surveys conducted through an electronic delivery system? and (3) What would an equitable …

… at the very least, this approach is more equitable. There are two interests with potential conflict
… Participants were asked to rate the tasks as very important, important, slightly important, or …

… They opine that equitable access to information is a fundamental and necessary condition
for effective personal, achievement and social participation, in whatever contexts. They cited …

… Proactively starting a conversation and individualizing our approach to disability are simple
interventions that allow us to learn from people with disabilities and enable equitable care. …

Vision loss from cataract is unequally distributed, and there is very little evidence on how to
overcome this inequity. This project aimed to engage multiple stakeholder groups to identify …