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Creating Inclusive Multisensory Signage for People with Disabilities

Accessibility will have a new face at the Olympic and Paralympic Village in Greater Paris.

Open Data Is Key to Fostering Universal Accessibility

Open data represents an opportunity for cities to reach universal accessibility. It shows the missing links of the mobility chain.

Our Audio Beacons Guide the Blind and Visually Impaired at the Helsinki Subway

The Helsinky subway improved their audio signage system by installing on demand and remotely activated audio beacons.

How to Guarantee a Seamless Mobility Chain to Users with Disabilities?

Find out how you can guarantee users with disabilities a seamless mobility chain throughout their whole trip thanks to easy solutions!

How Do Student Associations Step into Action Regarding Disability in Business Schools? | The Example of HEC Paris

Soline Toussaint, President of the HEC Paris Handicap association, tells us all about her commitment towards disability in business schools.

How Do Business Schools Welcome and Include Students with Disabilities? | The Example of HEC Paris

Cécile Marty, disability referent at HEC Paris in France, introduces all the actions put in place by this world famous business school to include students with disabilities.

A World Tour of Best Practices for a Subway Truly Accessible to All | Summary of a French Study

Take a ride with us and discover the best practices on subway accessibility with examples from all over the world!

Creating an Accessible and Barrier-Free Society Through Inclusive Design: a Constant Renewal

Inclusive design is key to foster accessibility. Societies benefit from its principles and its human-centered approach to remove barriers for their citizens with disabilities.

How Cities in North America Communicate Efficiently about Accessible Pedestrian Signals: Good Examples to Follow

Cities spend millions in order to equip intersections with Accessible Pedestrian Signals. How do they let blind or visually impaired pedestrians know of their locations?

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