[csaa-forum] Event - Disability, Technology and Digital Inclusion in Southeast Asia 8 March 11am to 6pm AEDT (Zoom)

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Gerard Goggin, Jen Smith-Merry and myself are organizing a virtual-only 1 day conference, titled Disability, Technology and Digital Inclusion in Southeast Asia on 8 March 2024, 11am to 6pm AEDT

If you are interested in the event, feel free to sign up here. Conference schedule inside the link and below 

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/disability-technology-and-digital-inclusion-in-southeast-asia-tickets-845505067417?aff=oddtdtcreator 

Disability, Technology and Digital Inclusion in Southeast Asia 
8 March 2024, 11am to 6pm AEDT (UTC +11)  
Online only
 Closed Captioning provided 

This conference features a series of presentations that consider the intersections of disability, technology and digital inclusion in and across Southeast Asia. It draws attention to an emergent and understudied research area, one that has significant impact on disabled populations given the widespread embrace of the digital today.
 
Organizers:
•               Kuansong Victor ZHUANG (U Syd/ NTU),
•               Gerard GOGGIN (Western Sydney U),
•               Jennifer SMITH-MERRY (U Syd)

Schedule
1100-1110: Opening Remarks
Prof. Jen Smith-Merry
Professor of Health and Social Policy, University of Sydney
ARC Industry Laureate Fellow
Director, Centre for Disability Research and Policy (CDRP)
 
Dr Kuansong Victor Zhuang
Visiting Fellow, University of Sydney 
International Postdoctoral Scholar, Nanyang Technological University 
 
1110-1230: Panel 1 - Emerging Issues 
Chair: Kuansong Victor Zhuang
 
Interdependency, disability, and misfitting in the smart (cyborg) city - Wenqi Tan, PhD Student, Discipline of Department of Media and Communications, U Sydney
 
Examining the implications of Digital Identification Systems on People with Disabilities -  Maitreya Shah, Fellow, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University
 
The Role of Algorithmic Bias In Digital Inclusion in Singapore - Rachel Tng, Independent Researcher
 
Disabilities and digital privacy in emerging markets - Abdul Rohman, Lecturer, RMIT University Vietnam; Diem-Trang Vo, Associate Lecturer, RMIT University Vietnam
 
1230-1330: Lunch Break
 
1330-1450: Panel 2 - Southeast Asian Perspectives 
Chair: Kuansong Victor Zhuang
 
Advancing Accessibility and Inclusion for People with Disability with Digital Marketing: A Thai Case Study - Adam Poulsen, Brain and Mind Centre, U Sydney; Ryncharida Manun,  Macquarie University 
 
Online Learning Experiences of Filipino Visually Impaired Students with Total Blindness Enrolled through Open and Distance Learning (ODL) - Rudolf Anthony A. Lacerna, Associate Professor, Polytechnic University of the Philippines
 
Assessing Progress in Digital Public Health Inclusion in the ASEAN Region: A Systematic Review of Digital Accessibility since the Adoption of the ASEAN Enabling Masterplan - John Paul Cruz, U Melbourne 
 
The Inadequacy of Philippine Laws to Digital Inclusivity for Disability - Beatriz A. dela Cruz, University of Santo Tomas
 
1450-1510: Break 
 
1510-1610: Panel 3 - Digital Praxis 
Chair: Gerard Goggin
 
Designing MIKA 1.0: A communication learning application for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Indonesia - Margaretha, Sri Retno Yuliani, Nishrina Khamida, Vitotamma Emir Muhammad & Ira Puspitasari
 
DISABILITY RIGHTS ADVOCACY: HARNESSING DIGITAL PLATFORMS TO ADVOCATE THE UNHEARD VOICES IN INDONESIA - Destry Indra Wibawa, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Indonesia
 
Evidence-based digital storytelling: strengthening the advocacy of Indonesian organisations of people with disabilities - Felix Kiefel-Johnson, Technical Advisor, Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne; Sholih Muhdlo, Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) Coordinator, Sentra Advokasi Perempuan Difabel dan Anak (SAPDA), Indonesia
 
1610-1630: Break 2
 
1630-1730: Panel 4 - Disabled Voices  
Chair: Jen Smith-Merry
 
Imagined Citizenship: Exploring Rohingya’s digital ownership, identity and action in Southeast Asia - WENDELL GLENN P. CAGAPE, JH Cerilles State College
 
We Belong to You, but You Don’t Represent Us: A Javanese (Indonesian) Disability Experiences           Umar, PhD Student, Discipline of Department of Media and Communications, U Sydney
 
Digital Inclusion in the University: Five stories from Malaysia         Sook Yee Helena Song, Flinders University
 
1730-1745: Closing Remarks 
Prof. Gerard Goggin, Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University
 
 
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