The Accessibility Book Club, nearly 4,000 strong
Read together.
Build for everyone.
Designers, developers and advocates read one accessibility book at a time, then meet to turn what we learned into better products. Pick up the book, join the thread, bring your questions.
Proud sponsor, TechShare Pro 2026
The 2026 curated conference reading list.
Here are the books selected from the authors attending.
Currently reading
Unseen
Creator Molly Burke shares how she lost her vision, survived bullying and burnout, and built a powerful voice in an ableist world.
- Print length 272 pages
- Publication date October 14, 2025
- Available in Hardcover, eBook and Audiobook
The club
Discover, learn and connect.
Every title we read, the takeaways we share, and the conversations that keep going after the last page.
Monthly Picks
Annual Book List
Dive into our curated selection of books, with one thought-provoking title for each month of the year.
Insights & Ideas
Owl's A11y Blog
Explore reflections, chapter insights, and stories about accessibility and inclusive design.
Community
Events
Browse our events page and learn about upcoming club meetings with special Author Q&A sessions.
How it works
How the club works.
No homework, no gatekeeping. Read at your pace and show up when you can.
Buy the book
Participate by purchasing and reading the book of the month to engage with the same valuable insights as other professionals in your network. This shared experience allows you to learn from some of the brightest minds in accessibility today.
Join the discussion
Join the discussions on LinkedIn by commenting on posts, sharing insights, reposting and engaging with others in the group. Contribute your own thoughts and reviews by posting directly in the group—we value hearing diverse opinions on our topics!
Attend the meeting
Connect with like-minded professionals and grow your network by joining our occasional book club meetings. These one-hour sessions offer a unique opportunity to engage with authors, ask questions, and gain deeper insights into their work.
Member Feedback
This is what our members are saying about the club:
It brought me closer to the people who really care for accessibility. The Accessibility Book Club has been an incredible space to share ideas, learn from passionate individuals, and grow as an advocate for inclusive design. … This community holds a special place in my heart. 💙
Yash Raj Bharti
UXE (front end) Lead
I love the Accessibility Book Club. The participants bring such good questions, and the Club is so thoughtfully organized. … I found Accessibility Book Club to be a great place for smart conversations done with care about access work. I'm incredibly grateful to have had my book read and discussed by this group.
Ashley Shew
Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society
I joined the Accessibility Book Club because accessibility is something I care deeply about, and I wanted to connect with others who truly 'get it.' It’s a space where I can learn, and be part of a community that shares my passion for making an impact.
Dr. Nicole L'Etoile, Ed.D.
Learning Experience Designer
I was overwhelmed when I clicked the Zoom link and saw a full screen with faces looking at me. All these people decided to spend time with me and ask questions about my book and accessibility. That’s an experience I will never forget. The Accessibility Book Club is a unique and invaluable initiative I can wholeheartedly recommend.
Manuel Matuzović
Author Web Accessibility Cookbook
I have always wanted to join a book club and was very happy when I discovered one that was about accessibility! Not only does this book club give us the chance to learn more, it also gives us a platform to connect with people passionate about accessibility.
Amber Wilson
Founder & CEO
I joined the Accessibility Book Club after hearing my advisor speak about her book, and I’ve been inspired by the opportunity to discover what this incredible community is reading in the ever-evolving world of accessibility.
Sonal Sathe
Doctoral Student
I recommended the Accessibility Book Club to my daughter, an aspiring UI/UX designer, so she could connect with a community of professionals and access the wealth of knowledge in the books we’re reading. This group isn’t just helping her education—it’s setting her up to be a standout candidate in her future career.
Dana McMullen
Digital Accessibility Trusted Tester and Consultant
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