The workshop addresses a broad range of topics focused on accessibility, inclusion, and innovation in astronomy education, research, and outreach. Core themes include inclusive and universal design methodologies for astronomy teaching, the use of assistive technologies and multisensory approaches (tactile models, sonification, audio description, and haptic tools), and strategies to make astronomical data and observations accessible to diverse audiences. Additional topics cover astronomy outreach for blind and visually impaired communities, inclusive STEM education, community-based and participatory projects, accessibility in planetariums and science centers, and the role of digital tools, artificial intelligence, and open-source software in expanding access to astronomical knowledge. The workshop also highlights case studies, best practices, and collaborative initiatives that promote equity, social inclusion, and broader participation in astronomy across Latin America and beyond.