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Enabling Spaces Objective In this lesson, students will learn how to conduct an accessibility assessment of a local community streetscape. Materials clipboard, paper, and pen map of neighborhood accessibility checklist a accessibility checklist b Procedure Assign roles for your field work: photographer, mapper (w/ clipboard); notetaker Using one of the two audit checklists linked above, conduct an access audit of the This is a new development created through the efforts of the local Latino organization, Asociación de Puertorriqueños en Marcha. Discussion What was the proportion of disabled people to non-disabled people? How will people with physical and sensory impairments get to this shopping center? How accessible are the areas between shops for people with physical and sensory impairments? How do the shops provide for people with learning and developmental disabilities (such as visual signs, or color coding)? How many specialized services are provided in the immediate area (such as accessible toilets)? What conclusions can you draw from your audit? Related Web Learning Resources Disability Studies, Disability and Geography Web Links Resources GEOGABLE Listserv Information - Archives Pages |