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# Kel Smith

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Kel Smith is Principal of Anikto LLC and a longtime author, speaker and practitioner in digital accessibility and e-health. His articles have appeared in numerous publications, with over 100 presentation credits spanning 60 cities in seven countries. In 2013 Kel launched Aisle Won, a nutrition support platform bringing healthy, affordable food to low-income neighborhoods. Anikto's work has been profiled by CBC Radio's "The Current," Yahoo! News, the Globe & Mail Canada, WBAL Radio and the BBC, among many others. Kel is the author of the book Digital Outcasts: Moving Technology Forward Without Leaving People Behind, published by Morgan Kaufmann in 2013. He lives and works in Philadelphia and New York City. You can find Kell on Twitter @kelsmith

### Community Involvement

* 2015, Speaker, [Philadelphia 2015](/events/philadelphia-2015.md#architecting-wellness-the-design-of-everything-for-everybody-including-you)

### Connect

* <i class="fa-linkedin">:linkedin:</i> LinkedIn: <https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelsmith/>
* <i class="fa-x-twitter">:x-twitter:</i> X/Twitter: <https://twitter.com/kelsmith>


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