Dive into an eye-opening chat with Manisha Amin, CEO of the Center for Inclusive Design, on this episode of the Association Hub Podcast. Manisha brings warmth and wisdom as she unfolds the secrets of inclusive design, showing us how it's more than just a buzzword — it's a game changer for associations.

Through lively stories and practical advice, discover how thinking about everyone, including those we often overlook, can transform our communities for the better. Whether it's tweaking events to welcome everyone or rethinking membership models, Manisha's insights will inspire you to look at your association through a new, more inclusive lens. So, grab your headphones, and let's explore together how making space for all isn't just nice — it's essential.

About the Centre for Inclusive Design

The Centre for Inclusive Design (CfID) is a leader in inclusive design methodology and application, with over 40-years' experience working with governments, educators, business, industry, and community organisations to deliver policies, products, services, and experiences which are accessible to all.

Inclusive design connects government and industry with communities of people who are traditionally excluded or unable to access products, services, and the built environment. Incorporating their lived experience into the design process increases the accessibility of the planned service, policy, product, or built environment.

CfID strives to ensure those with physical and hidden disabilities and disadvantages are considered throughout the decision-making process by both government and the private sector.

As a not-for profit working as a social enterprise, CfID specialises in bringing together different perspectives to the design process and delivering useful and usable solutions.

CfID exists to help governments, organisations and industries embody Inclusive Design.

For more information, visit https://centreforinclusivedesign.org.au/

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