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Amazing interactions and activities were thought provoking and knowing each others views on inclusion and accessibility

It was a very dynamic event and we had great interactions.

It was a great event, everyone participated with such enthusiasm

Great event that highlighted the issues that many face with the lack of application the Universal Design principles. What was emphasised was the need to make this relatable to people who don’t think they need Universal Design and the accessibility this provides… if everyone else also demand the comfort and usability that Universal Design brings then we will make more progress.

Very interesting and informative video

She had a great story. Going from a big joint family where all problems could be accommodated with helping hands to a place where she had no family helping hands and to an environment with universal design and totally inaccessible place full of barriers.

A basic of building construction. If done right, it can solve a lot of problems.

Think about it. Scenario: There is a storm and the electricity has gone off. Your mother is ill and needs to go to hospital. It’s night time. You live on the fifth floor. No problem she can probably manage 10 flights of steps. However there is no emergency lighting, the steps are a uniform dark colour so you can see the edge clearly, there are turning (triangle shaped) steps on each corner. Finally there is only a handrail on the “inside” of the stairwell. This is the side where the sharp narrow end to the triangle steps are. On the way down you are holding her right arm while she holds the one handrail with her left hand. Neither of you can see the step edges. You don’t have a handrail on your right side. On the way down your mother is tired and in pain. On the next step she partially misses the step just catching the narrow edge with the heal of her foot! She tries to support herself on the handrail but at the same time she tries to support herself on your arm. This unbalances you and you also make a misstep and hurt your ankle too. Now you both need hospital and you have to drive with a suspects pulled ligament. It could have been worse one or either of you may have fallen and seriously injured yourselves! Handrails need to be on both side of the stairway!

Handrails are very very important part of any vertical circulation.

Please give us any suggestions or topics you want on the show! it would really help.

Very good points highlighted.

Please suggest any topics you would like us to cover

Crucial aspects of disability etiquettes!!

candid reflections indeed - more power to EMA!

excellent initiative - great conversations on such a critical issue that goes unnoticed by default and design!

vrynice nice

Can you give contact number of flora ?

Awesome peter

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We are with you team EMA.... thanks for helping for the accessibility initiative. best wishes ❤️

Superb work

Excellent.

That's very informative..!! Nice video 👍🏻

With 3d graphics it's easy to understand and topic is well explained