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Advancing Universal Design: Empowering Disabled and Non-Disabled Youth for Inclusive Futures

The 2008 workshop at Kasetsart University aimed to promote Universal Design (UD) as a vital paradigm shift in building environments accessible to all. Participants included students from architecture and landscaping disciplines, focusing on disability awareness and fostering leadership among young leaders of Disabled Peoples' International Asia-Pacific (DPI/AP). The workshop facilitated hands-on experiences in accessibility audits at local stores and encouraged collaborative practices among stakeholders, enhancing capacity building for both disabled and non-disabled youth. This initiative contributes to mainstreaming UD principles and enriching community engagement.

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Advancing Universal Design: Empowering Disabled and Non-Disabled Youth for Inclusive Futures

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  1. Universal Workshop 2008 • Kasetsart University Disabled Peoples’ International Asia Pacific (DPI/AP)

  2. To achieve Universal Design (UD), Shift Paradigm is a key factor. ที่มา. จาก http://www.bca.gov.sg/academy/courses_tests.aspx

  3. Outcome: • University students apply Universal Design concept. • Disability awareness raising. • Capacity building of DPI/AP young leaders improve. • Capacity building of youth without disabilities improve • DPI/AP team building strength. • Networking and collaboration among stakeholders and Disabled Peoples’ Organization enhancement. • Mainstreaming and twin track approach are applied.

  4. Mr. Sawang Srisom, Asst. RDO, DPI/AP Ms. Aiko Aikiyama, UNESCAP Ms. Saowalak Thongkuay, RDO, DPI/AP Mr. Joseph Kwan, Hong Kong Prof. Khamthorm Kulchol

  5. Observe Universal Design at APCD building, Prof. Khamthorn Kulchol. Architectural Department, Kasetsart University

  6. Accessibility survey at APCD building

  7. DPI/APassist university student in universal design checking at Carrefour Department store.

  8. DPI/APassist university student in universal design checking at Carrefour Department store.

  9. DPI/APassists university student in universal design checking at Carrefour Department store.

  10. Feed back and comments after checking DPI/APencourages university students to share best and bad practices.

  11. Simulation exercise Preparation for simulation exercise

  12. Physically barrier

  13. Universitystudents present their idea and lesson learned toward UD . The students comprising of Architecture and Landscapewere divided into 5 groups

  14. People center or learner center, is the Philosophy of UD

  15. Capacity building of Youth without disability

  16. Capacity building of Youth with disability

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