Bringing a new vibe to the classroom →
Some educators are experimenting with their approaches to teaching to make course materials more relevant to various cultures and communities. THE NEW YORK TIMES
Read More'Water is my happy place': accessible surf school ignites passion for sport in Bristol →
Opened in October, The Wave is the first wave pool in the UK painstakingly crafted with people with disabilities in mind: smooth access ramps, dedicated changing facilities, beach wheelchairs and specially trained surf coaches are among its features. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreHow hiring disabled employees reduced turnover at my company →
Hiring disabled employees is good for business. Here’s how you can start recruiting more disabled employees into your workforce. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreUS cities hit record highs in LGBT+ protections, research shows →
The numbers of cities offering transgender-inclusive health benefits and acting against so-called conversion therapy have hit record highs. PLACE
Read MoreHow Memphis transformed its parks named for Confederate generals into inclusive spaces →
After taking down statues of Confederate president Jefferson Davis and KKK leader Nathan Bedford Forrest, the city redesigned the parks into spaces where people could create a stronger community. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreThe future of Durban: is this South Africa's most inclusive public space? →
Where fellow oceanside metropolis Cape Town has marketed itself to the world, Durban has positioned itself as South Africa’s playground. Beachfront theme parks and twirling public waterslides attract families from around the country, and all walks of life. This accessibility and affordability have made this eight-kilometre strip arguably one of South Africa’s most inclusive public spaces. THE GUARDIAN
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