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How to Make Museums More Accessible for People with Disabilities?Culture for all is a universally acknowledged notion. We, as human beings,...
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How to Make Museums More Accessible for People with Disabilities?
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Museum Accessibility: Physical and Psychological Comfort for All | Interview of French Architect Nadia Sahmi
Discover French architect Nadia Sahmi’s unique vision on museum accessibility!
7 Tips to Welcome a Person with Disabilities
You’re not sure to know how to behave around a person with disabilities? Here are 7 tips that work every time!
Everything You Have Always Wanted to Know on Geolocation | Interview of Valérie Renaudin, Head of GEOLOC Team at University Gustave Eiffel, France
We’ve asked Valérie Renaudin, Head of GEOLOC Team, to explain to us what geolocation is and why it’s important for tomorrow’s mobility.
How Can Multimodal Transit Centers Be Accessible for People with Disabilities?
Discover what solutions transit centers have implemented to help people with disabilities safely get around!
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The Montreal metro keeps improving its system to help people with disabilities get around thanks to universal accessibility.
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