YOUR DESIGN WORKSHOP HAS NEVER HAD A SPEAKER LIKE THIS

PASSIONATE PRESENTATIONS ON INCLUSIVE DESIGN

Steve Wright engaged a full audience of diverse people with his cut-to-the-bone examples of what is right and wrong in the built environment at Disability Advocates Fifth Annual Absolutely Accessible Kent technical workshop. 

He provided many firsthand examples of the good, the bad, and the ugly of accessibility in the built environment, while engaging participants in lively conversation.   

Steve's expertise, as well as lived experience as a care provider, provides an unparalleled perspective on the need for considering the dignity and inclusion of people with disabilities from the onset of design work. 

He empowered designers and planners to create places that are inclusive for people with disabilities.  

Wright drove home the essential point that design for people with disabilities isn't about building codes and technical terms- it's about dignity and inclusion. 

He is an ideal keynote speaker for any organization that wants to ensure that Accessibility is a core part of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion so that we make the world a better, more inclusive place for all. 

–David Bulkowski, J.D., Executive Director, Disability Advocates of Kent County.

I have covered planning and urban design as a journalist for 35 years. I have worked directly in the field of planning, design, urbanism and policy for more than a quarter of a century. I will drive civic engagement of diverse audiences. My rates/expenses are reasonable. Contact me: stevewright64@yahoo.com