Bootcamp Inclusive Design

Inaccessible environments aren't intentionally designed, right? In a world where design shapes our daily lives, it's time to understand why accessibility isn't a luxury but a necessity. We delve into accessible design and explore how it can enrich our designs.

Are you involved in policy, service, product development, or designing buildings and public spaces? Sign up for this Bootcamp. Step into the shoes of someone with a disability and learn about their experiences firsthand. Through simulations, you'll encounter the challenges and gain a deeper understanding of inclusive design. We want to hear your ideas. We'll discuss real-life cases and share tips and tricks for building an inclusive design community together.

Depending on the participants, the session will be held in English and/or Dutch.

About the facilitators

Séverine Kas is an architect and inclusivity consultant. At Accessibility, she focuses on accessibility. Leveraging her expertise in the construction and design industry, working as a change manager and creative catalyst, and as a person with lived experience, she advocates for an inclusive society.

Lennart-Jan Reitsma, a user researcher (UX) at Accessibility, collaborates with prominent partners such as public broadcasters and major online retailers. The aim of each partnership is to make products or services as accessible as possible for all end users.

Practical information

You can register for this event by using the Make a reservation button on this page. A museum ticket or DDW23 ticket is not required. Check in on the day at the museum's ticket counter, where you will receive a sticker to participate in the program.

• costs: free
• duration: 120 minutes
• start: 2 PM
• language: English and/or Dutch, depending on the participants