Initiative for Inclusive Design

Come check out our first speaker event tonight at East quad 1423 from 6-8pm, as we talk about the importance of universal design in architecture!! Cider and donuts will be provided. See you there ;))

Join us TODAY for our weekly meeting!

We had a great first meeting, thanks to everyone who came out! Here is a recap of the fun design charrette we did to kick off the year

"Guatemala is [a] very poor country, and services are not widespread or good quality. I got involved in the disability field more than 20 years ago, but when it comes to inclusion we are almost at the same spot. Dealing day to day with human rights violation and trying to change people's lives by having those violations be subjected to the justice system really is something I feel very satisfied by.
Even if I changed one or two lives I feel that was important. I would like people with disabilities not seen with pity, but as equal participants in society." - Silvia Quan
Lawyer, activist, vice president of UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Image Description: A person with medium skin tone is directly facing the camera with a smile. She is wearing a teal collared shirt and a cross-body purse. She has dark hair in a bob-cut. Behind her is a rocky shore and a large body of water.