RESEARCH
Explore research and articles by guest authors and AIEDI members, together with news, reviews and outreach content on disability, accessibility and inclusion. A space bringing together knowledge, analysis and current developments to advance a more inclusive society.
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Research by AIEDI members on migration and disability in Peru, normative gaps, and a proposal for coordinating inclusive public policies.
Read more: Toward an integrated migration and disability policy in Peru: Normative diagnosis and proposal for intersectoral coordination
An analysis of algorithmic discrimination through disability and intersectionality, proposing more inclusive artificial intelligence grounded in human rights.
Read more: Discrimination in AI systems: Disability from an intersectional approach
Research on artificial intelligence and disability analyzing algorithmic discrimination and its impact on equality and human rights.
Read more: Advances in Artificial Intelligence and their impact on the principle of equality and non-discrimination of persons with disabilities
Research on the evolution of the rights of persons with disabilities in the Universal Human Rights System between 1945 and 1991.
Read more: The rights of persons with disabilities in the period 1945–1991 according to the Universal Human Rights System and the specialized agencies of the United Nations
Research on emotional intelligence among parents of students with disabilities in Lima and their levels of emotional attention, clarity and repair.
Read more: Dimensions of emotional intelligence in parents of students with disabilities at the Manuel Duato Special Basic Education Center–Lima, 2021AIEDI · Disability and Inclusion
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Conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA within the plugin’s evaluated scope. Version 2.8.25 includes keyboard navigation, visible focus, accessible names and states, reinforced AA contrast, reflow, zoom, touch targets, responsive adaptation and status messages. The plugin does not provide voice control and does not use the microphone.
The declared conformance does not extend to the theme, editorial content, documents, external forms, controls inside iframes or third-party services. Those elements must be evaluated as part of the complete website.
Statement prepared through internal technical review, automated tests and documented checks of keyboard operation, focus, accessible names, states, contrast, magnification, reflow and responsive behaviour. It will be reviewed when major features change.
18 September 2026 · version 2.8.25.
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