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• 1. Using cultural astronomy to create a more inclusive astronomy Jarita Holbrook; 2. The need for reinforcing the implementation of inclusion and diversity strategies as ordinary actions towards social and scientific development of our society Santiago Vargas-Domínguez; 3. The Deeper, Wider, Faster program: a platform for collaborative science, inclusion advancement, and STEM promotion to the general public Jeffry Cooke; 4. Women in astronomy: a view from a gender-imbalanced country Yuko Motizuki; 5. Qualitative interviews of women in research and development to clarify universal factors which induce 'inclusive innovation' Kazuyo Suzuki; 6. Best practices for the inclusion and fostering of deaf astronomers Marius Eide; 7. Destination: The Caribbean – seas, sand and... skies! Shirin Haque; 8. From Islam to the Moon: an astronomy outreach activity from an intercultural perspective Caterina Boccato; 9. Promotion of gender equality in National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Saeko S. Hayashi; 10. Asia-Pacific Space Generation Workshop on gender diversity in the space sector Kristine Jane Atienza; 11. Beyond ethno-astronomy: what fieldwork has taught me about women's anticipation Nurul Fatini Jaafar; 12. Bringing astronomy to the poorest rural communities using the Raspberry Pi computer and VO tools: our experiences in Nigeria Obi Ikechukwu; 13. Painting graphs with sounds: CosMonic sonification project Ruben Garcia-Benito; 14. Gender equality activities in Astronomical Society of Japan Aya Bamba; 15. Analysis of astronomical data through sonification: reaching more inclusion for scientists with visual disabilities Johanna Casado; 16. The ethics statement of the European Astronomical Society Johan Knapen; 17. The Multimessenger Diversity Network: creating diverse and inclusive science collaborations James Madsen; 18. (Un)doing progressive science: probing inclusion, equity, and diversity at SAAO Thembelihle Bongwana; 19. The advantages of astrophysics for those with reading impairment: an empirical study Matthew Schneps; 20. The impartiality of the universe ... and our attitudes Stefania Varano; 21. The Pleiades Awards: driving inclusion, diversity and equity in Astronomy and beyond Daniel Zucker; 22. Teaching the teachers: astronomy as gateway to scientific literacy in Liberia Tilman Hartwig; 23. The consideration and implementation of equity, diversity and inclusion in two IAU100 global projects: 100 Hours of Astronomy and Moon Landing 50 Bethany Downer; 24. Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices at international observatories Alysha Shugart; 25. Using new technologies to improve contents accessibility Silvia Casu; 26. Workshop to survey astronomical events from historical document: inclusion of (Other) field Harufumi Tamazawa; 27. Equity and inclusivity efforts in Canadian astronomy Brenda Matthews; 28. WorldWide Telescope, an ideal platform for equitable astronomy Shanshan Li; 29. Lifelong astronomy education: astronomy for seniors, by seniors Shigeyuki Karino; 30. A multicultural constellation viewfinder Farid Char; 31. 3D planetary model of Solar System for visually impaired person: basic astronomy education for people with disabilities Irsad Tio Majid; 32. Girls in the museum: pursuing gender equity in astronomy Patricia Figueiró Spinelli; 33. The development of astronomy in the topic apparent motion of the Sun using sign language at special school Sari Sri Sukmawati; 34. Astrophysics in the dark: challenges and solutions from a BVI perspective Garry Foran; 35. The Parkes radio telescope as a tool for inclusive science engagement Jimi Green; 36. Building networks and best practices for astronomy for inclusion in Japan Kumiko Usuda-Sato; 37. The sign language in astronomy Dominique Proust; 38. Equalizing access to data processing in astronomy: an overview of the features, functions, and development process for A