🌟 AA Spring Seminar 2025 🌟
Stories of Inclusion: Access for All Children
Following feedback from the Autumn Seminar ‘Convenience or Inconvenience? Toilets Unblocked’ and insightful presentations from Pippa (Pip) Jackson and Jane Cooper, touching upon their experiences as parents, the next AA Seminar explores the crucial role of inclusive design in creating a world where all children can thrive.
‘Stories of Inclusion: Access for all Children’ will delve into the principles of inclusive design, focusing on how we can build environments, products, and services that cater to the diverse needs of every child, regardless of ability, background, learning style or circumstance. This seminar will go beyond theoretical concepts and feature powerful lived experience stories. We'll hear directly from children and families about the challenges they face and the positive impact of inclusive design in their lives.
Key topics include:
🌟 Understanding the importance of inclusive design for children and young people's development, well-being, and equitable participation in society.
🌟 Exploring practical strategies for implementing inclusive design principles in various settings, the Inclusive Play Manifesto, and the US Access Board ‘Designing for Children’.
🌟 Gaining insights from lived experience stories that highlight the real-world impact of inclusive design, both positive and where improvements are needed.
Following this, we have added a comprehensive Q&A and discussion hour with Access Association members and the speakers, dedicated to creating a more inclusive world for children and young people.
📆 Thursday 13th March 2025
🌟 Seminar: 1 pm until 4 pm
🌟 Q&A and Discussion: 4 pm until 5 pm
🌟 Where? Online using Zoom
As always, a massive thank you to Fausto Pereira, Caroline Lewis, Sue Fox and my Seminar Working Group Jessica Noël-Smith, Sam Reed BSc (Hons), Kris Beuret and Titi Lucas!
🔗 Sign up here! https://lnkd.in/emAjB_YG
💡 Any questions, DM me or email at seminars@accessassociation.co.uk
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