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View fullsize “This Restroom is for Everyone” 🚽 ♿️🚻⚧
View fullsize “New York has lagged for years behind other major American cities in making its subway system accessible to people with disabilities: Just 126 of its 472 stations, or 27 percent, have elevators or ramps that make them fully accessible. But on
View fullsize "HERE TO LOUNGE. LOUNGE IF YOU AGREE" Credit: @mca_denver exhibition Citizenship: A Practice of Society from @shanfinnegan series Do You Want us Here or Not, 2018. Photo:Wes Magyar.
View fullsize Doing Language:Word Work @icavcu - featuring the artist/writer Joselia Rebekah Hughes who’s black and disabled @guwoptavia_butler - Verbena’s Apothecary, Edition of 123 - “Playing w/ words, experimenting w/ the book form, and refere
View fullsize Has anyone considered just using the adjacent ramp that’s already there instead of this bulky contraption that doesn’t exactly look ergonomic? 🤔 Ramps also provide more universal access, whether you’re using a wheelchair/stroller/w
View fullsize Stairs leading to nowhere? Have you encountered any accessibility fails in your daily life? 🤔🚫🚳🚷#accessibilityfail #accessibilityfailure #buildingfail
View fullsize Building kinder spaces means cultivating a deep knowledge of how humans *actually* get through their day- not how our society thinks they *should* get through their day. It means observing these facts with a generosity of spirit, and committing to do
View fullsize When cities commit to #universalaccess and #accessibilityforall , it requires a municipal maintenance team dedicated to the principle of #accessibility … through every season. There is no #pedestriansafety at this crosswalk. #walkablecities #s
View fullsize #BuildingKindness counts for our neighbors in the natural world, too!