I am Miriam Andromeda. I am an undergraduate researcher and student at Pomona College in Claremont, California (Class of 2026). I have also studied abroad at Cambridge University and Swarthmore College. My research interests are in human-computer interaction, accessibility, and digital humanities & storytelling. My goal is to bring accessibility to the forefront of technology—not a mere checklist. I am interested in exploring the role of joy, play, and storytelling in creating accessible, creative experiences. I have led a project on how disabled artists engage with creative tools (ASSETS 2025), and I have investigated methods for making retro video games accessible to low-vision users.
