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Designing for Bespoke Bodies: Bionic Prosthetics & Beyond (Season 6, Episode 1)

Accessibility, Achilles International, ADA, adaptive skiing, Adaptive Sports, Adaptive Sports New England, Amputees, Andrew Leland, Augmented, Bespoke bodies, Bespoke Bodies: The Design & Craft of Prosthetics, Biomechatronics Lab, bionic, Bionic Project, Bionic Prosthetics, Bionic Race, Bob Crescenzo, Boston Ice Storm, Boston Youth Sports Initiative, Brigham and Women, Buffalo Bills, Carolyn Robbins, Co-Design Collaborative, CoDesign Collaborative, Dana Ross Rogers, Design, design details, Designing for Human Conditions, disability equity, Dr. David Crandell, Dr. Matt Cardy, Elizabeth Souter, Ewing Amputation, Ewing Amputee Project, Gillette, H4096 Bill, Hangar Clinic, Harvard Bio-design Lab, Harvard Biodesign Lab, health and wellbeing, health professional design, Highmark Stadium, Hugh Herr, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Inclusive stadiums, Injury Prevention, Janet Roche, Joe Lamar, Joe Walsh, Joseph Lamar, Jovan Booker, KMA Architects, Liberating Technology, marathon, Maria Villafranca, Mayor Wu, Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament, MIT, MIT Media Lab, Molly Jarmon, New England Adaptive Sports, Nico Calabria, Populous, Prosthetics, Research, running, Sled Hockey Team, Spalding, Spalding Rehab, Stepping Strong, Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation, Todd Farell, Tom Harkin, Tottenham Hotspur, Trauma care, trauma-informed design, United Spinal Association, Walk Massachusetts Pedestrian Advocacy Program, White Stadium, Will Borden, World War I, World War One

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Jessica Hunt Panel Guests: Dana Ross Rogers & Will Borden- The Bionic Project Molly Jarman- The Stepping Strong Center Maria Villafranca- CoDesign Collaborative Photo Credit: Freepik.com Designing for Bespoke Bodies: Bionic Prosthetics & Beyond (Season 6, Episode 1) Traumatic injury is one of […]

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The Ins and Outs of Good Urban Design (Season 5, Episode 3)

#crazysexycoolgrabbars, ableism, ADA, aging in place, Autism, Belmont Villiage, Brooklyn Hotel, Brooklyn Hotel UK, C-Suite, Carolyn Robbins, Cerebral Palsy, Closed Captioning, Generational Wealth, Green Build, Home Depot, inclusive design, isaac mizrahi, Isaac Mizrahi Adaptive Clothing, Janet Roche, Janet Roche Designs, Kohls, Kohls Adaptive Clothes, LEED, Macy's, Macy's Adaptive Clothing, Meg O'Connell, Miami Health Center, Michael Graves, Motion Spot, Patricia Belmont, Placemaking, Ponte Giolio, Silver Tsunami, Steve Wright, Target, The Boston Architectural College, This Old House, Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive Clothing, trauma-informed design, universal design, Urban Design, WELL AP

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Jessica Hunt Guests: Meg O’Connell & Steve Wright Photo Credit: Steve Wright The Ins and Outs of Urban Design (Season 5, Episode 3) Inclusive Designers Podcast: What are the best practices for Urban Design? Whether it’s getting around in our cities and streets,

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Disability Rights & Design – Insights from Judy Heumann (Season 3, Episode 3)

504, 504 Sit-in, ADA, Advocate, American Disabilities Act, Badass, Barack Obama, Being Heumann, Being Huemann: An unrepentant memoir of a disability rights activist, Bill Clinton, Black panthers, Brooklyn, Camp Jened, Carolyn Robbins, Center for independent living, civil rights, Contento, Contento NYC, Crip Camp, Department on Disability Services, Design, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Designing for Human Conditions, disability rights activist, Disabled in Action (DIA), documentary, Ford Foundation, Global partnership for disability and development, Health and Wellness, Heumann v. Board of Education of the city of New York, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, independent living, Individuals with disabilities Education Act, Janet Roche, Joseph Califano, Judy Heumann, Kitty Cone, NYC, paraplegia, polio, Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Rehabilitation Services Administration, Richard Nixon, sit-in on madison avenue, State Department, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, TED Talk, Washington DC, Washington Post, Wellness Designers, Wheelchair, world bank, World Institute on Disability, Yannick Benjamin

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Judy Heumann Judy Heumann is here! Judy Heumann is here! Inclusive Designers Podcast is very excited to share our inspiring interview with THE Judy Heumann… celebrated civil rights activist, advocate, and rolling warrior. She has been called “the mother of

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Designing for: The Changing Reality of Disability in America (Season 2, Episode 2)

activities for daily living, Activities of Daily Living, ADA, ADLs, Alan Myers, ALS, American Disabilities Act, Architect, Architectural Access Board, Architectural Access Board regulations, Attention Deficit Disorder, biophilia, Black Lives Matter, Brain injuries, BSA, Carolyn Robbins, Changing Reality of Disability in America, chronic health conditions, civil rights, Cognitive Disabilities, COVID, degenerative conditions, Design, design details, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Designer's resource for conditions, Designing, Designing for different human conditions, Designing for Human Conditions, Developmental Disabilities, disabilities, Dr. Erica Walker, Evidence Based Design, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Flint Michigan, functional limitations, Handicapped, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, HIPPA, Human Center Design, Human Centered Design, Human Conditions, IDP, IHCD, inclusive design, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Institute for Human Centered Design, Intellectual Disabilites, International Standards Organization, ISO, James Baldwin, Janet Roche, Mature Adults, Military and designing for Disabilities, Military and designing for paraplegia, Military and designing for PTSD, MS, muscular dystrophy, neo-diversity, Neuroscience, Pandemic, paraplegia, Post-Pandemic Environment, Poverty in America, PTSD, quadriplegia, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, Suicide, TBI, The BAC, The Boston Architectural College, toxic environments, Trauma, Trauma Informed, trauma-informed design, universal design, Valerie Fletcher, Wellness Designers, WHO, World Health Organization

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Valerie Fletcher What is the state of disability in America today, and what does this mean to Inclusive Designers… especially in this time of Covid? IDP sits down with Valerie Fletcher, Executive Director of the Institute for Human Centered Design (IHCD) in Boston, MA.

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Designing for: Aging In Place (Season 2, Episode 1)

AARP, Accessable Home, Accessibility, Activities of Daily Living, ADA, Aging, aging in place, AIA, Alzheimer’s, Architectural Access Board, Architectural Access Board regulations, Azek Decking, bath, Beautiful Homes, Brian Harvey, Broken hip, CAPS, Carolyn Robbins, Certified Aging In Place Specialist, Cognitive Disabilities, Deborah Pierce, Design, design details, Designing for Human Conditions, fall prevention, Grab bars, granny bars, Harvey Home Modifications, health and wellbeing, health professional design, Home modifications, Human Conditions, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Janet Roche, Kitchen, Life alert, NABH, National Association of Home Builders, preventing accidents, remodels, safety, Senior homes, Senior Living, Seniors, Stair Chairs, Stroke, The accessible home book, Wedi Board, When to remodel after a fall, When to remodel after a stroke

By JANET ROCHE & CAROLYN ROBBINS Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guests: Deborah Pierce, Architect & Brian Harvey, Contractor Photo Credit: Kathy Tarangola Photography Society is naturally aging, living better, and longer. By 2030 there will be an unprecedented number of seniors, more than ever before. This means more people living at home for as

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