Today, we are continuing the conversation around the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Registered Interior Designers lead this work through practice, education, and advocacy. We reached out to a few members to gather their insights on what accessible and Universal Design look like in real projects and in everyday professional practice. • Brenda Bjarnason, ARIDO shared how Universal Design shapes her approach across workplaces, public buildings, homes, and seniors' communities - creating environments that support confidence, safety, and independence. See a few examples of her work in this post. More images available on our news page via the link in bio. • Vanessa Tantalo, ARIDO offered her expertise through a recent ARIDO webinar for members focused on accessibility requirements, the Accessibility Canada Act, RHFAC, and understanding both visible and non-visible disabilities. Read more in our December 3rd post via the link in bio (Look for the ARIDO News tab). Also, AR...