How Video Game Accessibility Creates Connection For People With Disabilities
About this episode
Mark Barlet discusses his journey as a disability advocate and the importance of video game accessibility for creating connections.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with Mark Barlet, a service-disabled Air Force veteran, longtime disability advocate, former founder of AbleGamers, and chief operating officer of AccessForge. Mr. Barlet shares how a military injury left him medically classified as an incomplete paraplegic and how his personal experience with disability eventually grew into more than two decades of advocacy, accessibility work, and creating better experiences for people who are often overlooked. W...
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