In Copenhagen, a “People’s Park” Design Includes Dark Corners
What happened when organizers of a public space makeover put “inclusive” at the top of the checklist.
Technology has changed our world, but hasn’t done enough for people with disabilities
Tatyana McFadden is a seven-time gold-medal-winning Paralympian and an ambassador for the Mobility Unlimited Challenge, a global challenge seeking new innovations to transform the world for people with lower-limb paralysis.
5th Annual AARP Livable Communities National Conference
The 2017 AARP Livable Communities National Conference was an opportunity for elected officials, planning professionals, local leaders and community advocates from throughout the nation to share ideas, best practices and solutions for making towns, cities and communities more livable for people of all ages.
U.S. Mayors Agree: Everyone Needs a Great Park Within a 10-Minute Walk
Non-profits, 134 Mayors Launch National 10-Minute Walk to a Park Campaign.
How to Make a Community More ‘Age-Friendly’
Transportation options, healthy living, access to palliative care – all are essential
This veteran lost his limbs, but not his resolve
Todd Nicely lost all four of his limbs while serving as a U.S. Marine in Afghanistan. Federico Borella has been photographing him as he adjusts to life as a quadruple amputee.
Good design is inclusive design
Inclusive design has the power to mediate our relationship with the world-across experiences, power and locations.
Sensations of Sound: On Deafness and Music
I am deaf. But getting cochlear implants led me to explore more deeply what music meant to me.
Games for people with disabilities
Gaming programmers are now developing video games to be “disability-friendly”
Designing for Diversity
The UX design community has been buzzing about diversity and inclusion. Diversity and inclusive design are no doubt on the forefront, as we come together as a global economy.