COVID-19 prevented UD2020 conference from going ahead in May this year, but not before some of the speakers had finished writing their papers. As we had to postpone yet again to May 2021, it seemed too long to wait. So CUDA’s People and Transport webinar last week provided the perfect opportunity launch the papers.
With the support of Griffith University we can now bring you eleven peer reviewed papers and extended abstracts. As you can see, they cover a wide range of topics. We look forward to hearing from the authors at the conference next year.
Community-based studios for enhancing students’ awareness of universal design principles
Universal design in housing: Reporting on Australia’s obligations to the UNCRPD
From niche to mainstream: local government and the specialist disability housing sector
Thriving at School: How interoception is helping children and young people in learning everyday
Universal Design and Communication Access
Mobility Scooters in the Wild: Users’ Resilience and Innovation
Accessible Events: A multi-dimensional Approach to Temporary Universal Design
Everyone, everywhere, everyday: A case for expanding universal design to public toilets
Reframing Universal Design: Creating Short Videos for Inclusion
The papers were launched at the webinar by Dr Faith Valencia-Forrester.