Because inclusivity is beautiful!
In the built environment, it’s the sweet spot where design and function blend seamlessly to bring people together.
In life, it’s the sweet spot of knowing you are respected, safe, loved and supported.
Beautifully Inclusive is driven by the goal of helping clients achieve their objectives through universal design, creating fully accessible spaces for all. We offer a wide array of services, including general consulting, accessibility assessments, guidance, attestations, workshops, and public speaking. For more information, please visit our services page. We are always ready to address any questions or concerns you may have – and remember; we are more than willing to provide services not listed on the site. If it’s about accessibility, we are interested!
Recent Posts
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Disability Day of Mourning
Difficult but incredibly important topic ahead – this is a warning for those who may be uncomfortable reading about people with disabilities being murdered by their caregivers and family, this post is not super graphic but it is important to… Continue reading “Disability Day of Mourning”…
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2022 exit thoughts & welcome 2023
As 2022 is ending, I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who has made this year outstanding. To my allies in advocacy and accessibility: Together we have removed barriers, challenged old school thinking, pushed back when our lives,… Continue reading “2022 exit thoughts & welcome 2023”…
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The entire point of inclusivity is that it is not exclusive!
Every single day I need to explain how universal, accessible design does not mean ‘only people with disabilities’ can use an accessible space… that when designed thoughtfully, accessibility increases ease of use and equity for ALL people. Apple’s new ad… Continue reading “The entire point of inclusivity is that it is not exclusive!”…
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Ah-Ha accessibility life hacks
One of my worst disabilities now is my severe cervical arthritis (C1 to C4 spine/neck). This disability causes nearly intolerable, daily chronic pain in the form of headaches and muscle spasms. Over the last decade this disability has gotten worse,… Continue reading “Ah-Ha accessibility life hacks”…
Featured Testimonial
After seeing Jayde’s amazing insight and fantastic presentation skills I invited her to join the team of subject matter experts at Sustainable Buildings Canada’s Savings By Design program Read more …