อุบัติเหตุการจากพลัดตกหกล้ม ทำให้มีผู้เสียชีวิต&nbsp;4 คน/ วัน และมีคนไม่ตายแต่บาดเจ็บเข้าโรงพยาบาล หรือต้องรักษาตัวในระยะยาวอีกหลักหมื่นคน ดังนั้นการปรับสภาพแวดล้อมในบ้านและชุมชนที่เหมาะสมกับทุกวัย เป็นเรื่องไม่เล็กที่แก้ได้ ลดความเสี่ยงต่าง ๆ&nbsp;จากการกระจายอำนาจให้ท้องถิ่นได้ดูแลประชาชน ออกแบบโครงสร้างพื้นฐานที่เอื้อให้ทุกคน &lsquo;อยู่ได้(อย่าง)ดี&rsquo;

มิตรLife 2023 EP. 21: Universal Design เพื่อทุกคน ‘อยู่ดี’

Another episode featuring have podcast favorite Randy Rhoads, architect and executive director of affordable housing for Cushing Terrell. We discuss universal design: what it is, how it helps everyone, and the seven guiding principles. We'll also talk about an apartment project in St. Louis that changed one family's life just by making mindful adjustments.

More resources:
7 Principles of Universal Design:
https://www.udinstitute.org/_files/ugd/634d48_3139cce3918548a58619252b8a6401d9.pdf

RL Mace Universal Design Institute at North Carolina State University:
https://www.udinstitute.org/

New York Times article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/07/realestate/07nati.html

Universal Design with Randy Rhoads

Moses Dixon on the importance of accessibility and universal design in senior living spaces.

The Importance Of Accessibility And Universal Design In Senior Living Spaces

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Hiding functional elements in mobile apps decreases user experience

User research is the linchpin behind the core services we rely on in every part of our lives.

A fundamental part of the work is inclusive design (also known as universal design) to ensure all products and services work for everybody - regardless of age, ability or circumstance.

In our latest episode of The Digital Lighthouse, Softwire’s Research Principal, Callum Bates, delves into all the moving pieces that ensure no stone is left unturned when creating exceptional experiences for everyone.

The role of inclusive design in government services

There's an emerging trend in placemaking: equitable infrastructure. When large investments are made in streets, transportation systems, bridges, and tunnels, it can uplift, reinforce, and build community and culture. There can also be investments in a community's social infrastructure — which is reflected in the design for a new YMCA in downtown Boise, Idaho. In today's episode, we talk with Cushing Terrell's Amy Lindgren and Jason Butler, as well as Treasure Valley Family YMCA's Kathryn Hunter, about how this new investment acts as a main street and multi-need social center for the community.

Equitable Social Infrastructure in Placemaking

On Good, Thoughtful Hosts, Sarah Steimer explores the built environment on the notion that a designer’s role is to anticipate the needs of their guests. Join us to dig into the ways in which the built world can influence people’s feelings and experiences — and how. Beyond the traditional requisites of form and function, hear firsthand from architects, engineers, planners, and more on how they imbue designs with health, well-being, user experience, and other modern priorities. Interviews and discussions will include project case studies, profiles of designers, trend reports, and much, much more.

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The Digital Lighthouse is a podcast for CTOs and other tech leaders looking to navigate their organisation through endless disruption and turbulence. Packed full of real life stories and insights, this podcast serves as your guiding light - wherever you are in your journey and whatever challenges you face.

Moses Dixon, Ph.D., academically, and practically understands the essence of community development. Based in Worcester, Massachusetts, his doctoral work has been focused on the ways that Black Colleges invigorate their communities - and how their closure affects the economy. He is committed to spreading the word and working with local communities to develop and invigorate themselves, building for a better tomorrow, today. It's been decades since he began the work he has turned into a career. Moses Dixon began in a political career as a legislative fellow, and he put in many hours towards improving diversity and aiding several major figures. Outside of his work, he has been active with veterans affairs and the YMCA.

Currently, Moses Dixon is the CEO of the Central Massachusetts Agency on Aging, an organization focused on enhancing the quality of life for older individuals and caregivers alike throughout central Massachusetts. The Agency seeks to provide a variety of services to older citizens, including legal assistance, transportation, nutrition, and crisis intervention.

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