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Alexander Novokhodko in Inclusify by Design
Four people hold boxes with toys. In the background there are workbenches and drawers.

Teaching Inclusivity: Interview with Molly Mollica, HuskyADAPT Past Student Chair

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Lost in Translation

How designers in healthcare use interdisciplinary approach to increase accessibility for non-English speakers

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Inclusivity in Machine Learning

Are ML algorithms robust enough to make decisions affecting human…

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Closeup of a microphone with a computer screen in the background

Closed (Minded) Captioning

Exclusivity in speech recognition technology

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Fairy sitting in a foggy grass field.

Disability in Fiction: A Case for Increased Advocacy in Fiction

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Sketch of a Harper’s Playground layout. Photo from Harper’s Playground.

No Child Left Behind: The Benefits of Inclusive Playground Design

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Japanese para-athlete, Wakako Tsuchida, hopes to star at her seventh Paralympics. Source: https://www.paralympic.org/feature/

Inclusivity in Japanese Society

The Olympics have had a special place in my heart since I was young…

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Diverse group of people working together

Inclusion From the Start (Up)

Seattle is known for many things — including a thriving culture around startups. The amount of work and…

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Exhibiting Accessibility

A case study on how a museum is using accessible design to create an…

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A Little Goes A Long Way

An Interview with a UX Designer

Why UX Design Matters to an…

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Inclusify by Design
Inclusify by Design
Inclusify by Design creates a space for University of Washington students to learn and share how to apply inclusive design practices in their industries. We aim to identify inclusive practice across industries to show that inclusive design is the responsibility of all.
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