What do we need to know to shape a healthy + socially just built environment?

I/F provides accessible, engaging education about inclusive design.

As designers of the built environment, we hold immense responsibility for creating a world that is welcoming to everyone. Equity is often an uphill battle - but it is always easier when armed with more information and allies across the development community.

Continuing education for designers and their allies should be stimulating, collaborative, and innovative. It should go beyond design best practices to include strategies for making good design happen on every project.

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I/F is 3 🎉 and you can now find me and dog model Bjarke full time at @holstarchitecture, designers of this very nice multifamily project that includes a lovely @harpersplayground! I'm still happy to share inclusive design education with you - so don
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