The world we live in is not built for disability. Microsoft and its Chief Accessibility Officer, Jenny Lay-Flurrie, talk with veteran and award-winning journalist Miles O’Brien about their work to fix the problems of inaccessibility that society has created. Clever solutions to many blockades that keep disabled people from thriving.

Jenny Lay-Flurrie
Chief Accessibility Officer, Microsoft

Miles O'Brien
Journalist

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