How to make packaging more accessible
Designing packaging that is easier to read, open and use for blind and disabled people ultimately improves everyone’s user experience
Day-to-day life differs for those with disabilities at the University
While advocates have made progress, some students feel the University still isn’t equipped to support their needs.
Lisa White: Design Biennale Saint-Étienne
TLmag caught up with Lisa White, the curator of International Design Biennale Saint-Étienne 2019. The festival -Me, Nous, You- explores inclusive design.
National Disability Theatre Launches with Ambitious Goals for Inclusion in American Theater
So, as a storyteller, I ask myself, how might the stories we tell on stage change if they are told from a disability perspective?
Ikea is hacking its own furniture for people with disabilities
Now Ikea Israel has teamed up with the nonprofits Milbat and Access Israel, each of which specializes in making the world more accessible, to develop a series of modifications to fix popular Ikea furniture pieces.
Cincinnati Art Museum Looks Toward Accessibility with a New Front Entrance Ramp
The Cincinnati Art Museum will begin construction on a new front entrance ramp this week. The ramp comes as an addition to the DeWitt entrance, an accessible entrance at the back of the building.
Announcing “Access,” a Short Film About Accessibility
Today I released Access, my short documentary about accessibility. It follows Cory Joseph through a typical day, showing how he uses his smartphone, Braille display, tactile watch, and guide dog (named Vine) to navigate the world.
To Anyone Who Doesn’t Understand ‘the Point’ of Blind Emojis
In 2018 it was announced that a new series of disability-inclusive emojis would be released in 2019. These emojis included wheelchair users, amputees, deaf individuals and, to my delight, blind characters.
Making the Museum Autism Friendly
People with autism can find busy, crowded environments difficult. This means that a visit to a museum at peak time could be challenging. During these times there are lots of people and increased noise.
LapWrap Positioning Pad Provides Security for the Patient and Versatility for the Surgical Team
The LapWrap ensures complete patient stability by firmly securing patients’ arms by their sides during the entire surgical procedure, with full visual access for the surgical team.