NILESH SINGIT | ACCESSIBILITY STRATEGIST, DISABILITY RIGHTS & INCLUSIVE TECHNOLOGY​

For more than 25 years I’ve worked at the point where law, design, technology and lived experience meet. My focus is simple but demanding: accessibility that is built in from the start — not bolted on later.

• Nilesh Singit Online www.nileshsingit.org The main site. Research, policy work, accessibility audits, consultancy, and how I approach institutional change. Start here if you want the full picture — or if you’re looking for someone to advise on RPwD compliance, built-environment access, or digital accessibility.
• The Bias Pipeline: TechnoAbleism & AI Bias A focused project on how artificial intelligence quietly excludes disabled people. If you work in tech, product, AI governance or policy, this is the place to understand the problem — and what better design and regulation could look like.
• Random Reflexions blog.nileshsingit.org Notes from a Crip. Essays, open letters, and sharp reflections on disability, technology, law, and culture. Less polished institutional language, more direct thinking.
• Inclusivity Designs Built-environment accessibility done properly. Audits, strategies and design thinking that treat inclusion as a design requirement rather than a compliance checkbox. Relevant for architects, developers, campuses, transport and public infrastructure teams.
• Disability Diversity Foundation www.disabilitydiversityfoundation.in Work focused on disability as diversity — rights, representation, and institutional practice. For organisations serious about moving beyond token gestures.
• Crips on Celluloid www.cripsoncelluloid.in Critical looks at how disability is shown (and often mis-shown) in film, television and digital media. Useful for anyone in content, storytelling, media, or representation work.