Griffith University supported the 4th Australian Universal Design Conference held in Melbourne by publishing full papers and extended abstracts. See the links below for access.
Community-based studios for enhancing students’ awareness of universal design principles. Hing-Wah Chau.
Universal design in housing: Reporting on Australia’s obligations to the UNCRPD. Note: The presentation updated delegates on the latest information about the recent change to the National Construction Code. Margaret Ward (ANUHD) and Hugh Bartram (Victorian Government).
From niche to mainstream: local government and the specialist disability housing sector. Linda Martin-Chew and Rosie Beaumont.
Thriving at School: How interoception is helping children and young people in learning everyday. Emma Goodall (workshop).
Universal Design and Communication Access. Georgia Burn.
Achieving visual contrast in built, transport and information environments for everyone, everywhere, everyday. Penny Galbraith.
Mobility Scooters in the Wild: Users’ Resilience and Innovation. Theresa Harada.
Understanding the Differences between Universal Design and Inclusive Design implementation: The Case of an Indonesian Public Library. Gunawan Tanuwidjaja (Poster).
Accessible Events: A multi-dimensional Approach to Temporary Universal Design. Tina Merk.
Everyone, everywhere, everyday: A case for expanding universal design to public toilets. Katherine Webber.
Reframing Universal Design: Creating Short Videos for Inclusion. Janice Rieger (workshop).
*Designing with the Digital Divide to Design Technology for All. Jenna Mikus.
The papers were launched at the CUDA Transportation webinar in October 2020 by Dr Faith Valencia-Forrester, Griffith University.
*Published May 2021.