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The RASIT Science in Braille Global Initiative publishes books that advance inclusive approaches to socio economic sustainable development. Publications may be single subject monographs, edited volumes, or comprehensive reference works that provide evidence, policy frameworks, technical guidance, pedagogical resources, and case studies for inclusive science, education and employment. RASIT issues formal publication announcements and themed calls for submissions on the Science in Braille publications page. Submitted proposals and manuscripts are evaluated for relevance to socio economic sustainable development, methodological rigour, policy or practice relevance, and alignment with RASIT policies.



CALL FOR CHAPTERS: ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION IN STEM



The RASIT Science in Braille Global Initiative invites professionals, researchers, practitioners, and experts—regardless of ability—to contribute to the first-of-its-kind edited volume on Accessibility and Inclusion in STEM. This pioneering book will showcase cutting-edge research, policy analysis, and practical case studies that advance equitable access to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education and careers.


Scope and Themes

We seek chapters that explore, but are not limited to, the following topics:

  • Accessibility of education and scientific resources
  • Inclusion of disabled professionals in the STEM workforce
  • Multisensorial design for events, laboratories, and public spaces
  • Legal frameworks, policy development, and international diplomacy
  • Innovations in scientific research and sustainable development
  • Economic empowerment through inclusive technology and entrepreneurship
  • Intersections of humanities, arts, and STEM accessibility


Submission Guidelines

  • Abstract (300–400 words) outlining objectives, methodology, and key findings
  • Full chapter (6,000–8,000 words), including figures and references, formatted in APA style
  • Brief author biography (100 words) with contact information
  • Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere


Timeline

  • Abstract deadline: December 31, 2025
  • Notification of acceptance: January 31, 2026
  • Full chapter deadline: April 15, 2026
  • Anticipated publication: July 2026

How to Submit

Please send your abstract and author biography to scienceinbraille@rasit.org with the subject line “STEM Accessibility Chapter Submission.”


Join us in shaping a transformative resource that elevates disabled voices, informs inclusive policy, and inspires multisectoral collaboration for a more accessible STEM future.



Global Initiative of the Royal Academy of Science International Trust



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