Design for Inclusion

The Inclusion Toolkit

When design is not inclusive, people are ignored—and they aren’t able to participate in the experience that dominant identities enjoy. A ballerina has to paint her ballet shoes to match her skin tone. A person in a wheelchair can’t get to the spot with the view. A job seeker can’t find the right gender identity options on their application. This is not only a source of inequity, it's a limiting factor on the scale and impact of a solution. 
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Drawing from my career as an innovator with a focus on equity and inclusion, I've created a toolkit full of actionable approaches from business model innovation to inclusive product testing —to ensure under-served groups aren't left behind. Each approach includes inspirational examples, resources to learn more, and questions to ask yourself in your process.

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About the Inclusion Toolkit

Head over to Medium for additional context—

• What do we mean by inclusion?
• Why is inclusion important, from both social and business perspectives?
• What's in the toolkit, and why?