Toward Universal Design Series | Western Region Public Health Training Center

Part 1: Increasing Access and Inclusion in Events, Processes, and Experiences through Intentional Planning.

Part 2: "Question and Answer Session"

Part 3: “Disability Perspectives on the Impact of Design” (60 min.)

Outcomes
Participants will:

Develop practical understanding of Universal Design (UD) concepts.
Be able to identify barriers to access and inclusion in physical, technology and curricular environments.
Describe the positive and negative impacts of design in personal and professional experiences.
Use first-hand narrative to explore the impact of design in the disability experience.

Continuing Education Information: 2.0 CECH (3/31/2019)

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