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Toilets, are we there yet?

Flushable toilets have been around since the late 16th century, yet, five centuries later we still haven’t arrived at widely available, fully inclusive public amenities. Read Scott Sumner’s journey as he questions our perceptions and expectations when nature calls

With not For – Episode 2

Listen to the podcast Transcript Manisha: Welcome to With, not for, a podcast from the Center for Inclusive Design, I’d like to begin by acknowledging the Cammeraygal people, the traditional owners of the land on which we record this podcast…

With not For – Ep 1: Building inclusively for women, disability and rock stars with Pinar Guvenc

Listen to the podcast In our first ever episode we speak with Pinar Guvenc. Pinar is a partner at SOUR, a human-centric architecture firm based in NY and Istanbul. Pinar is an amazing advocate for Inclusive Design and shares with us some…

UTS & CfID – Partnership to enhance inclusive practice

The UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion and the Centre for Inclusive Design (CfID) have partnered to advance inclusive practice within UTS and support inclusive processes for the broader community. ‘The future of the higher education system and of…

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January 26

The 26 of January is the most debated holiday in our Australian calendar. On the 26 of January 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip raised the Union Jack at Sydney Cove, declaring it a British colony. Exactly fifty years later, the date…

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From ‘new normal’ to ‘now normal’

With the advent of COVID-19, workplaces are dramatically different. In Australia we’ve been living this new way for almost 6 months with different states at different stages of lock-down. The phrase ‘what the new normal will look like’ seems to me to be redundant. This is our now normal way of working.