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What is a Print Disability? English Open Captions ASL

It can be easy to understand why people with visual impairments or learning disabilities might experience something called a "print disability." However, there are many other conditions and social situations that constitute barriers to print content that are less obvious or easily recognized. Sheyfali Saujani, who is partially blind, understands that services targeted at people with visual impairments do not always address the needs of those facing other barriers to print. What is a Print Disability? reveals unexpected ways in which a print disability is experienced by diverse people with different backgrounds; people whose needs are often overlooked by content producers. Sheyfali reflects on the process of making this film with her team, Diana Bahirian and Yhasmina Garcia: We shot this film over several months in early 2022, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although we were able to film some people in person, other interviews were conducted over Zoom. Zoom and other similar technologies became widely used during the pandemic and enabled people with mobility impairments to participate in remote meetings in ways that were previously not considered possible during Covid lockdowns. In that sense, I suggest that the pandemic was a "world disabling event," in which lockdown restrictions "disabled" large sectors of society. This is one example of the social model of disability where attention to barriers rather than bodily impairments or diversity is recognized as the critical cause of disability. When non-disabled people were confined to their homes, many accessibility options that disabled people have been asking for, were, as we see in the film, made available. We hope this film reminds content producers of how the disabling impact of the pandemic led to creative solutions that can be replicated in other contexts. Creative Commons: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc...