Description
What if your designs unintentionally limit who belongs in the spaces you create? This strategy talk reveals the hidden infrastructure gap behind “low battery anxiety†for power mobility users and why it matters to AEC and Design & Make professionals. Through Teresa Valenzuela's story, discover how culture, empathy, and inclusive innovation can reshape design. Learn to uncover overlooked user needs, design for accessibility at scale, and apply practical strategies that expand access and participation. Walk away with actionable ways to embed accessibility and belonging into your next project.
Key Learnings
- Learn about the role of culture, empathy, and lived experience in shaping more-inclusive design outcomes.
- Discover how infrastructure design decisions can unintentionally exclude power mobility users and impact belonging.
- Learn how to integrate inclusive innovation principles into infrastructure, product, or planning workflows.
- Learn practical strategies to address “low-battery anxiety†and expand access in real-world projects.
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