12 tips to welcome a deaf or hard of hearing person
You don’t know sign language and you sometimes welcome deaf or hard of hearing people? Don’t panic! This article is made for you.| Inclusive City Maker
You don’t know sign language and you sometimes welcome deaf or hard of hearing people? Don’t panic! This article is made for you.| Inclusive City Maker
Riding the subway is the favorite means of transportation but subway accessibility can prove to be a real puzzle for people with disabilities.| Inclusive City Maker
Yes, you can rely on your smartphone and apps to communicate with deaf and hard of hearing people who come to your venue!| Inclusive City Maker
Accessibility for all in shopping malls can be a real challenge. Some have found innovative solutions to make their venues accessible.| Inclusive City Maker
Emerging digital alternatives such as MaaS offer an innovative mobility experience for connected smart cities. A personalized mobility!| Inclusive City Maker
Did you know there’s actually a whole range of hearing impairments? Plus the way hearing impaired people identify themselves is important.| Inclusive City Maker
Evelity is the first guidance application for all people with disabilities, indoor and outdoor. Discover the accessibility solution by Okeenea Digital.| www.evelity.com
What is Smart Building? Here are the 5 key pillars of tomorrow's Smart Building: environment, territories, user experience, mixed services, inclusion.| blog.evelity.com
What are the disability statistics in the US? What accessibility solutions can make the lives of people with disabilities easier?| Inclusive City Maker
