Ashley Shew is an American philosopher, professor and disability scholar. Her book and audiobook Against Technoableism challenges the assumption that technology should 'fix' disabled people, arguing instead for a more nuanced, respectful understanding of disability and the role of technology. Shew's writing is sharp, accessible and thought-provoking, and the audiobook is essential listening for anyone interested in disability rights, technology ethics and inclusive design.
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