Say “I Already Belong” And The Conditional Access Paradigm Crumbles
Hi there 👋 Lately, I’ve been trying to work through the consequences of the statement “I already belong”. I’ve
Hi, I’m PeO! I’m a Professor in Design, Exploring Accessibility, Usability and Universal Design Beyond "Us and Them".
Hi there 👋 Lately, I’ve been trying to work through the consequences of the statement “I already belong”. I’ve
Hi there 👋 Universal Design goes beyond accessibility. This story shows how design choices shape dignity and diversity, and how getting
Hi there 👋 Have you noticed how often the word "others" appears in policy texts? My previous articles dealt
Hi there 👋 This is this year’s final edition, written as we head into a season that reminds us of
Hi there 👋 Lately, I’ve been trying to work through the consequences of the statement “I already belong”. I’ve
Hi there 👋 Universal Design goes beyond accessibility. This story shows how design choices shape dignity and diversity, and how getting
Hi there 👋 Why do we have different signs for "disabled toilet" and "toilet"? Why not just
Hi there 👋 My work often starts with a photo. I find myself in a situation where I reach for my
Hi there 👋 Have you noticed how often the word "others" appears in policy texts? My previous articles dealt
Hi there! 👋 Using a red carpet on an inaccessible staircase effectively places a person using a wheelchair, like me, as
Hi there! 👋 I love toilet signs. They say a lot about our society and how people think. We even did
Hi there! 👋 I got a question in a comment that inspired this post: Why did you choose the term “nonclusion”
The moment I stepped onto the stage to begin my presentation on Universal Design, I stared at a huge monster
I enjoy a good conceptual discussion just as much as anyone else, but not when it comes to the three
In 2002, Edward Steinfeld and Beth Tauke published the one text on Universal Design that I have read most often,