A list of resources I find useful.
Accessibility
Curated collection of resources on creating accessible events. Multiple references for organizers as well as presenters.
Dr. Sean Zdenek’s award-winning book on closed captioned media and popular culture. This site has hundreds of sample captions and accompanies the text. If you care about accessibility, you need to read this book.
Usability Testing with People with Disabilities
Online version of Just Ask offers specific, useful guidance on conducting usability testing with participants with disabilities. The site has many other references as well.
W3C’s guide on How to Make Presentations Accessible to All
Extensive set of resources for organizers and speakers interested in fostering equity through accessible presentations and conferences.
Autonomy
PM Press publishes a number of titles directly related to autonomy and education. They have many additional areas of excellence, such as prison abolition, science fiction, and punk rock.
Unsorted Software
Gimp [open source]
Image manipulation program.
Pencil [open source]
Prototyping tool.
Twine [open source]
Software for interactive, nonlinear stories.
Video
Open Broadcaster Software [open source]
ScreenFlow [Mac only; costs $$]