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Inclusion of children with special educational needs in general education classrooms has been a consistent trend over several decades. Many jurisdictions have introduced legislation and processes to require adjustments to educational programs to ensure the needs of students are addressed. This chapter provides the background to a large-scale systematic review examining the nature of adjustments provided in classrooms. Issues addressed include terminology used to refer to adjustments, frameworks ...

This article provides a simple and easy way to navigate the 279-page document that details the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards for Accessible Design.

ADA-compliant handrails play a crucial role in enhancing safety and accessibility, providing a valuable solution for a variety of architectural needs.

Dr. Victoria Lanteigne unpacks the drawbacks of Universal Design and explains why BEST is more productive framework.

In the workplace, embracing Universal Design in communication fosters a culture of inclusivity and empowers employees of all backgrounds to participate fully.

The topic of this most recent “Lunch and Learn” was centered around accessible housing and housing for older adults.

Around the concept of healing architecture, HEWI has developed emotionally appealing color concepts for its design icon–the 477/801 barrier-free sanitary range.

Readers discuss the need to make goods, services and facilities accessible to all, regardless of age, ability or status in life, and suggestions that the city ditch its US dollar peg.

Web developers, UX designers, and digital marketers recognize the critical role digital accessibility plays in shaping a digital environment.

From an expanded definition of digital equity to key recommendations for classroom tech adoption, here’s what you need to know.