Sometimes accessibility isn’t just about whether somebody can physically enter a community space.

It’s also about whether there is room for different communication styles, sensory needs, processing speeds and ways of taking part.

I’m still keeping the conversation around more genuinely inclusive community spaces going. Change can be frustratingly slow, but the need doesn’t disappear just because progress is slow.

Inclusion should mean being able to belong without first having to become easier for the environment to accommodate.

https://c.org/czRSrcNrQR