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Accessible Canada, Accessible World
Un Canada accessible, Un monde accessible
A different kind of gathering
Inclusive Design Research Centre
An international community of open source developers, designers, researchers, educators and co-designers who work together to proactively ensure that emerging technology and practices are designed inclusively.
Established in 1993, the Inclusive Design Research Centre (IDRC) coordinates the Inclusive Design Institute. Both were founded by Dr. Jutta Treviranus with the help of her team and community.
Accessible Canada, Accessible World
What we do
Research and development
The IDRC leads and partners in collaborative, multi-sector, applied research networks that proactively prevent barriers and promote greater inclusion.
Tools and frameworks
The IDRC iteratively co-designs and openly shares components and systems that support inclusive design.
Policy and standards
The IDRC develops policies, regulations, specifications and standards to promote greater inclusion.
Consulting and training
The IDRC offers consulting services and training in digital accessibility and inclusive design.
What is inclusive design?
Inclusive Design considers the full range of human diversity with respect to ability, language, culture, gender, age, and other forms of human difference.
Projects
Our resources
Inclusive Design Guide
An open, evolving guide to the process of inclusive design.
Inclusive Learning Design Handbook
A guide for educators, learners and policy makers working in education.
Services we offer
IDRC Consulting
We offer accessibility services that help organizations, governments, corporations, and non-profits ensure their offerings are inclusive.
Vision Technology Service
Job postings
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