Rethinking Universal Design: A Call for a Habitable World
Universal design promises accessibility for all, but does it truly serve disabled people? We visit some leading thinkers, scholars and persons with lived experience about this idea. Aimi Hamraie, Associate Professor of Medicine, Health, & Society and American...
Creating Neurodivergent-Inclusive Workplaces: Insights for Change
The conversation around neurodiversity in the workplace is gaining momentum, and voices like Ursula Mogensen and Erin Casey are helping to lead the charge. Ursula, a queer, gender-fluid, neurodivergent librarian and ideas person, brings a wealth of lived experience...
A Year of Breaking Barriers: The ACE Project’s Journey to Inclusion
What a year it’s been! As we look back on 2024, we’re filled with pride and gratitude for everything the Accessibility Confident Employers (ACE) Project has achieved. Together, we’ve taken big steps toward breaking down barriers and creating workplaces where everyone...
Plain language means not always having to ask
By Erin Casey Information is in plain language when the words and design are easy to understand and use. See what I did there? Right off the top, I told you what plain language is. And I did it IN plain language. Do you know why I did that? So you didn’t have to ASK...
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