Dr. Donald McPherson, Co-Founder of EnChroma on how many colors can you actually see.
Ann Stone has dedicated her life to color, and married a man who can't see it.
Cooper Hewitt Curator and ASL Interpreter, Ruth Starr on navigating the world with our senses for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.
Discover Frye Museum's innovative Creative Aging program and how we can apply the deep connections between art, nature and memory.
Throughout the past week, we muted ourselves with the goal of pausing, learning, and listening. We have gathered a living list of resources from our friends in the academic community, our associates, and our partners, and hope that it is helpful to you as well.
What does it do to our psyche to be surrounded by color? Laura Guido-Clark, founder of Project Color Corps on one of the many powers of color.
A continuation of the exploration In Good Taste, which seeks to answer the question: What does it mean to have truly good taste in the modern world? This intimate conversation will look to the perspectives of cultural knowledge keepers, who bring with them an understanding of how a sense of place and personal history should inform our choices.
Ian Urbina, author of The Outlaw Ocean, hosts a vital virtual ocean event on humanitarian injustices at sea for the 75th UN General Assembly.
Learn about opportunities for designers using data as material to create social impact through a more inclusive design of products and services.
A design journey from the Microsoft Principal of Inclusive Design on making the language of aroma inclusive to all.
The official trailer for the Language of Aroma documentary. A film on designing for diversity.
Andrew Yasgar recounts his rise in the urban arts scene.
