Recap: “Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian”

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SEGD recaps our most recent SEGDVoices session on Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian with Beth Ziebarth.

When hearing the phrase “accessible design,” people tend to think in architectural terms. Wheelchair ramps. Toilet handrails. Water fountains of differing heights.

Neeta Verma

Neeta Verma is Associate Professor in Visual Communication Design at the University of Notre Dame. A graphic designer, story teller and a social advocate by profession, she has over 25 years of professional experience working exclusively for not-for-profits, museums and cultural institutions in New York, Albuquerque and India. As a graphic designer, she describes her role as a catalyst within a societal context, a solution finder, and an experience creator.

University of Notre Dame

Future Technologies & Data Visualization Moderated Conversation

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Future Technologies & Data Visualization Moderated Conversation

Moderated Conversation with Neeta Verma, Associate Professor in Visual Communication Design, University of Notre Dame
Trent Oliver, Principal and Managing Director, BLUE TELESCOPE

2020 SEGDVoices: Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian Institution

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2020 SEGDVoices: Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian Institution

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.

Neeta Verma Receives Grant to Mitigate Youth Violence in South Bend

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With a grant from the Jessie Ball duPont Fund, she is launching a two-year project that will use community-designed public art installations and youth programming to address this systemic problem.

2020 Academic Summit: Dialogue - New Directions in XGD Curriculum

SEGD’s 2020 Academic Summit Recap

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Over 300 people from around the world registered to Zoom in for the two-day Summit that took place last month on Thursday and Friday, June 11 and 12.

Neeta Verma - Examining Sustainability Through A Cross-Cultural Prism

Vice President Business Development Brian Hopkins	CEO Robbie Whyte	Creative Director and Founder Jim Spadaccini
Sales Representative – West Coast Michael Dean	Project Manager Holly Nichols	Associate Wayfinding Planner Carly Amann

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Neeta Verma

Recap: “Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian”

Neeta Verma

Future Technologies & Data Visualization Moderated Conversation

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Future Technologies & Data Visualization Moderated Conversation

2020 SEGDVoices: Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian Institution

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2020 SEGDVoices: Inclusive Design in Practice at the Smithsonian Institution

Neeta Verma Receives Grant to Mitigate Youth Violence in South Bend

2020 Academic Summit: Dialogue - New Directions in XGD Curriculum

SEGD’s 2020 Academic Summit Recap

Neeta Verma - Examining Sustainability Through A Cross-Cultural Prism

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