CELEBRATING MORE THAN 325,000 READERS

THIS BLOG IS PART OF OUR PRO-BONO EFFORT TO IMPROVE UNIVERSAL DESIGN, INCLUSIVE MOBILITY AND PLANNING FOR ALL

Long before Diversity, Equity and Inclusion became a popular phrase – we were writing daily about DEI+A (the A for accessibility, as in access for all).

We have published more than 1,000 professional articles on Universal Design, Inclusive Mobility and planning that serves all – including people with disabilities.

Our work has appeared in Planning Magazine, On Common Ground, Strong Towns and hundreds of leading newspapers, websites and other publications.

For a decade, we have posted daily to this free blog.

More than 3,000 posts have shared ideas for urban design, planning, architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, sustainability and related disciplines to be more inclusive to those who use wheelchairs for mobility.

We have shared thousands of original images taken in our travels through North, South and Central America as well as Europe, Africa and Asia.

The humble blog – we once were proud to share with friends and colleagues that a grand total of 15,000 people had read us – has now been viewed by more than 325,000 unique visitors.

That means we soon will have a readership equal to the entire population of New Orleans – one of our favorite sense of place cities.

The amount of text in these blogs, if published as compilations, would fill more than four novel-length books.

This blog is part of our commitment, since turning 55, to dedicating 20 percent of our working hours to producing award-winning written and visual content that focuses on diversity, equity, inclusion + accessibility.

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