Let’s start with analyzing if we can make beaches accessible. With the slippery sand, dunes and the rocks enroute is it really possible to make beaches accessible for people with disabilities? Well the answer is a resounding YES! Yes, it… Read moreHow to make beaches accessible and inclusive
Source: http://quotesgram.com/restaurant-food-quotes/ Who does not enjoy good food? Something that can instantly lift our moods, can be the best accompany when a group of friends meet or even for a family together. There is nothing like a get together over food… Read moreMaking restaurants accessible
Source: https://in.pinterest.com/explore/importance-of-library/?lp=true Limiting such places of idea germination to people with disabilities because they are not accessible is hence disabling the society from evolving to a better society. In many countries all over the world, access for patrons with disabilities to… Read moreHow can we make our libraries accessible
Parks – Inclusivity and Accessibility In the hustle bustle of cities, where there is a rush to work, to home and to do everything parks at times do provide a welcome relief to enjoy greenery, to play slides for kids,… Read moreAccessible parks – For inclusivity in children
We have recently come across this white paper about the promises for People With Disabilities through Internet of Things. Among other things a particularly interesting model has been put forth that discussed the scope of IoT to make the environments… Read morePower of IoT in making the world accessible
We believe, YES! In our past experience of discussing the concept of accessibility and inclusivity with multiple stakeholders in various fields ranging from education (schools, colleges) to empowerment (change leaders in various industries) we understand people more often than not… Read moreNecessity of sensitization for inclusivity
One of my friends recently visited a place which boasted of having an accessible washroom. An enthusiastic accessibility consultant, she was enthused to hear about it and went on it to see it herself. The following was her post on… Read moreAccesibility and Usability
