Percepción de medios de comunicación por parte de la población con discapacidad visual

Abstract

Abstract: The research work provides a significant contribution by addressing the perceptions of the media among the visually impaired population. It highlights the encountered barriers, such as the lack of accessibility in media infrastructure and the limited availability of adapted content. Additionally, it proposes specific strategies, such as audio description and assistive technologies, to enhance accessibility. The research emphasizes the importance of including individuals with visual disabilities in the media for their quality of life and social participation. It underscores the need for awareness, proactive action from society, and close collaboration between organizations and media outlets. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of improving representation and diversity in content and addressing societal awareness gaps. It is essential to promote genuine inclusive education, employment opportunities, technological adaptations, regulations, and best practices. In summary, the work provides a comprehensive view of persistent challenges and opportunities to achieve a more inclusive and accessible society.