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A Disability Justice Lens

"Accessibility is not a checkbox. Accessibility is a mindset that can lead to a very powerful sense of inclusion." - Maayan Ziv
 

Accessible Products & Spaces
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Universal Design

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) prohibits discrimination based on disability. Because of the ADA sidewalks must have curb cuts, public buildings must be accessible by ramps, and fire alarms must contain visual cues, such as flashing lights. These changes to infrastructure remove barriers for people with disabilities, but they also make every day tasks easier for society at large. Just imagine trying to push a stroller or pull a suitcase up a long flight of stairs because the building did not have a ramp. 

Learning More About Disability

Theoretical Models of Disability

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Bioethics for Bioengineers

Bioethics content created by bioengineers for bioengineers.

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We are a group of bioengineering graduates from the University of Washington hoping to spread awareness of lesser-known issues in bioethics.

The viewpoints discussed in this virtual resource do not represent the views of the University of Washington Department of Bioengineering. 

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