Inclusive Design is a holistic process that involves consideration of various facets of human diversity including age, gender, race, religion, culture, and experience. This process respects and acknowledges that within any given population there is a wide spectrum of individual abilities, needs, and aspirations.

Presented by SEGD’s Los Angeles Chapter, Beth Ziebarth, Director, Access Smithsonian, discussed strategies employed by the office and the Institution to design accessible and inclusive exhibitions and programs. The goal is to provide visitors with effortless access to programs, collections, and facilities.

Moderators:
Angela Iarocci, Professor, Sheridan College
Neeta Verma, Associate Professor, University of Notre Dame
Mo Khalfan, Los Angeles Chapter Co-chair
Simon Majarian, Los Angeles Chapter Co-Chair

Sponsored by Gemini.