Changing lines and impacts of inclusion and exclusion

I youth wearing a black t-shirt that says "I am not immune"

The lines and impacts of inclusion and exclusion have shifted dramatically. We have developed a simple inclusive design approach for a very rapidly unfolding period of change. This is to help businesses reduce risks to consumers and staff, including those with disabilities or other specific risks through this period, as well as looking to create additional value where opportunities exist.

Open podcast, Episode 1 – Lynn Cox

Lynn out running

Martyn Sibley kicks off the new Open Inclusion podcast series “Broader Perspectives for Better Experiences” with the fabulous Lynn Cox. Besides being the Panel Lead for Open Inclusion’s Vision Impaired Community, Lynn is an artist, business owner and jet-setter. In this frank interview with Martyn, she shares her views as a consumer, parent and business owner with […]

How my dyslexia has shaped me – Sam’s Story

A woman in mid 40s looking up and smiling wearing a black and white jacket. She has a name tag on which reads "Samantha Fletcher"

Samantha is the Community Lead for our neuro-diverse community in the Open Inclusion panel. She is also Head of Fellowship Services at RSA, London and has an MA in Disability Studies. She has been involved volunteering for and working with dyslexia organisations for over 20 years. As part of Dyslexia Awareness Week #positivedyslexia2017 she would […]