'Design for Diversity and Inclusion' empowers people by incorporating concepts that consider the widest audience range. This fosters growth for social inclusion and sensitivity towards diversity.

Design today demands new attention to genuine concerns about people and society. As our world becomes smaller and cultures infuse, people want to know if what’s being made or served will benefit or harm them.

 

Throughout our design research process, not only does it include people with physical and cognitive challenges, but also addresses issues of gender, cultural background, race, age, and sexual orientation. We also identify potential biases, stereotypes, stigmas that can affect people’s mindset and behaviors.

 

Let’s work together to get there.

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