Sustainability and inclusivity: Two sides of the same coin
As a long-term environmental campaigner, I frequently hear claims that sustainability, environmentalism, zero carbon and biodiversity measures are inevitably opposed to inclusion.
Creating opportunities for everyone to make climate positive choices
Calls for ‘more accessible transport’ are not new and, despite various national frameworks and strategies, today’s transport infrastructure continues to exclude, disable and disadvantage many people.
Access Today Summer 2022
The Summer 2022 edition of the quarterly journal for all members has been sent out on 5 July.
Members only content
Jeanette Binns – North West Region 1. What’s your interest in access? My interest began because I’m a disabled person – visually impaired and with some mobility issues – and really began in 1980 when I was trying to climb on buses with steps using two crutches as I’d damaged my knee. However, before…
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Abdulla Alnajjar – Northern Region 1. What’s your interest in access? I became more invested in access through my interest in conservation architecture. I would like to explore more about accessibility and inclusive design and the relation it can have in a historic building without crossing the boundaries on its restriction if it’s a listed…
