| Author | Accessible America: A History of Disability & Design; Making Disability Modern: Design Histories (co-edited w/ Elizabeth Guffey) |
Was pretty embarrassed that I didn't know that this model house, built on emerging idea of universal design in the 1970s, still exists.
Have a small quote in this article. Hope to visit some time.
Restoring a House for Every Body https://nyti.ms/3XJG46n
Lots of news media is talking about police budgets, it's good to engage your little ones in these conversations too, for tips on talking abolition & transformative justice with kids, please download my free toolkit & workbook here http://www.raniawrites.com/inourhands
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/raniawrites/status/1619027440931835904
btw this is somewhat of a side note but you know what I would also love? a design faculty colleague who is into accessibility!
Vis Comm job opening due Monday! https://www.saic.edu/about/jobs-at-saic/faculty-positions/full-time-faculty-positions
Any recs for tools/methods of making scanned book chapters accessible? Acrobat's "accessibility wizard" does not leave me confident that stuff is actually readable.
Lot of good resources from @[email protected]. I might take their Accessible Documents course, offered every month for $125.
Any recs for tools/methods of making scanned book chapters accessible? Acrobat's "accessibility wizard" does not leave me confident that stuff is actually readable.
Re-pinning this and adding how grateful I am for people who remind me when I'm missing a zoom meeting or need to reply to an email (esp. students who might be intimidated). #ADHDTechnologies
just a general purpose tweet saying that if I owe you an email feel free to remind me.
