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On this episode of Welcomed by Design, we sit down with Dr. Bess Williamson, Dr. Elizabeth Guffey, and Dr. Meryl Alper to discuss the past, present, and future of disability design. Our talking points include the "wiggly" nature of access, the way mindsets around accessible design (particularly around Universal Design methodology) have differed/evolved across time and place, and the nuances around disability and visibility. (Our guests' guiding advice around responsible speculative design and thoughts on the potentials of crip technoscience/design were particular Welcomed by Design team-favorite moments.)
Open episode transcript
(An unembedded link to the resource library, which includes transcripts, will be at the bottom of this description for anyone needing to copy and paste the link in a web browser.)
Go to our resource library (for terms and recommended readings)
Host and producer: Lynn Priestley
Executive producer: Dr. Jessica FitzPatrick
Sound designer: Ashton McCool
Producer: Emily Kuntz
Transcriber: Shivangi "Teddy" Tiwari
Our Guests' Links:
Our guest's websites:
Dr. Elizabeth Guffey's website
Dr. Meryl Alper's website
Dr. Bess Williamson's website
Books discussed in our conversation:
After Universal Design [coming out in June 2023]
Kids Across the Spectrums [coming out in August 2023]
Accessible America
Making Disability Modern
Sound credits:
"Turning to You" from Landmans Duet, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
"Valantis" from Cauldron, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
"Algae Trio" from Algae Fields, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
The rest of the audio comes from Freesound.org.
Julesv4 - Door Creaking
Rivernile7 - Writing on Paper
Thatmisfit - Pages Turning
Piermic - Children Playing
Simone_DS - Pans Clanking
TimothyD4Y - Bacon Sizzling
Zrrion-the-Insect - Keyboard Typing Sounds
60013_qubodup - Whoosh
If you have questions, guest suggestions, or comments about the accessibility of this podcast, please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected].
Unembedded link to above-mentioned resource library: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1unKUUqD_SH2Qi0C94s2j7WEuXdtP0k0e?usp=sharing
By Lynn PriestleyOn this episode of Welcomed by Design, we sit down with Dr. Bess Williamson, Dr. Elizabeth Guffey, and Dr. Meryl Alper to discuss the past, present, and future of disability design. Our talking points include the "wiggly" nature of access, the way mindsets around accessible design (particularly around Universal Design methodology) have differed/evolved across time and place, and the nuances around disability and visibility. (Our guests' guiding advice around responsible speculative design and thoughts on the potentials of crip technoscience/design were particular Welcomed by Design team-favorite moments.)
Open episode transcript
(An unembedded link to the resource library, which includes transcripts, will be at the bottom of this description for anyone needing to copy and paste the link in a web browser.)
Go to our resource library (for terms and recommended readings)
Host and producer: Lynn Priestley
Executive producer: Dr. Jessica FitzPatrick
Sound designer: Ashton McCool
Producer: Emily Kuntz
Transcriber: Shivangi "Teddy" Tiwari
Our Guests' Links:
Our guest's websites:
Dr. Elizabeth Guffey's website
Dr. Meryl Alper's website
Dr. Bess Williamson's website
Books discussed in our conversation:
After Universal Design [coming out in June 2023]
Kids Across the Spectrums [coming out in August 2023]
Accessible America
Making Disability Modern
Sound credits:
"Turning to You" from Landmans Duet, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
"Valantis" from Cauldron, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
"Algae Trio" from Algae Fields, by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
The rest of the audio comes from Freesound.org.
Julesv4 - Door Creaking
Rivernile7 - Writing on Paper
Thatmisfit - Pages Turning
Piermic - Children Playing
Simone_DS - Pans Clanking
TimothyD4Y - Bacon Sizzling
Zrrion-the-Insect - Keyboard Typing Sounds
60013_qubodup - Whoosh
If you have questions, guest suggestions, or comments about the accessibility of this podcast, please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected].
Unembedded link to above-mentioned resource library: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1unKUUqD_SH2Qi0C94s2j7WEuXdtP0k0e?usp=sharing