I am an accessibility consultant and gamer without sight (with absolutely no sight whatsoever) from the UK. My Fellowship (undertaken in 2017) examined accessibility in the video game industry. This was achieved through various interactions, including conversations with companies like Microsoft, Valve and Nvidia, as well as first-hand experience at events like the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) and sharing experiences at Microsoft's Gaming and Disability Boot Camp.

My Fellow's Report sought to raise awareness of stances on accessibility from several angles, as well as hopefully galvanising those who read it into improving their current and future projects.

My interest in this subject stemmed from first-hand frustration with being unable to play popular video games, as they lacked key features that would allow me to progress in them without requiring constant sighted assistance.

As a result of this Fellowship, I've gained important industry contacts, had great review opportunities, had worldwide discussions and consulted on accessibility features in well-known franchises. Accessibility is now a major talking point in the industry and my Fellowship has let me continue to promote it.