Universal Design: Creating Utopia Starts with a Plan

Universal Design is creating spaces, products and policies that are usable by the greatest amount of people, and benefit everyone, which results in a reduced need for modifications and accommodations. Universal design principles can build environments that are accessible to the broadest array of users. Learn about strategies that maximize usability in physical and virtual environments. We’ll examine a variety of applications of universal design in the workplace, community, and classroom.

Rachel Womack

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Inclusive Research Practices

Inclusive Research Practices

This session explores best practices for inclusive research design and implementation including centering the voices of persons with lived disability …

Myra Bundy with students in Ecuador

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When Haley Hintz and Dr. Myrabeth Bundy began working with the autistic community in Ecuador, they were surprised at how …

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TIP Launches with Impact: Exploring Immersive Technology and Inclusive Employment

During the first TIP Lunch and Learn session, guest speaker Matthew Chaussee told the story of Romin, an employee with …