As a multiply-disabled person and assistive technology user, accessibility is deeply centered in my life and my ethos. After completing a PhD focused in Critical Disability Studies, I was interested in translating the experience and knowledge I gained in this study to the field of accessibility. I chose to certify in the CPACC and ADS as a means to communicate my commitment to and knowledge of accessibility to a broader community. In particular, the ADS deepened my knowledge of document accessibility, building on my technical communication background and helping me think creatively about how to advance accessibility for people experiencing print-based disabilities. I am also deeply excited about the opportunities these certifications have given me to share my knowledge, offer accessibility trainings, and continue to collaborate with others on advancing accessibility and disability justice.