Jules Good (they/them) is the founder and consulting lead at Neighborhood Access. Jules is a multiply-disabled, queer community builder with a passion for leveraging design, collaboration, and talent to create more accessible communities. They hold a Master in Public Policy from the University of New Hampshire and are a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies accredited through the IAAP. They work full-time as the Programs Coordinator at the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. Jules has served as a member of the White House Office of Public Engagement Disability Advisory Council, as well as a member of the Fair Fight Action Disability Council. They have worked in advocacy, assistive technology, policy, and consulting, and use these experiences to inform their work. Jules has worked with nonprofits, state agencies, and private businesses to aid in making their practices and processes more accessible to the disabled community. They are deeply involved in disability justice work both locally in their current home state of New Hampshire, and nationally.