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Part 1 of the Design Process Series: Empathy
Inclusion is a significant part of my work. There is an opportunity to be inclusive with every interaction I have as a fashion scientist, whether I am working with end-users, their caregivers, buyers, or fellow designers. It is a deceivingly complex topic. It is about respecting other people, but more importantly, it can allow you to create a profound impact on their lives.
Student Spotlight: Lea
We were lucky enough to have a video call with one of Dr. Hall's student interns, Lea. She loves working with patients, and this passion makes Dr. Hall a perfect fit as her mentor. Read on learn what it is like to innovate with Dr. Hall. Tell us About Your Educational...
The Denim Project: Jeans for Kids with Down Syndrome
Inclusion is a significant part of my work. There is an opportunity to be inclusive with every interaction I have as a fashion scientist, whether I am working with end-users, their caregivers, buyers, or fellow designers. It is a deceivingly complex topic. It is about respecting other people, but more importantly, it can allow you to create a profound impact on their lives.
Inclusion Starts with Person-First Language
Inclusion is a significant part of my work. There is an opportunity to be inclusive with every interaction I have as a fashion scientist, whether I am working with end-users, their caregivers, buyers, or fellow designers. It is a deceivingly complex topic. It is about respecting other people, but more importantly, it can allow you to create a profound impact on their lives.
Stories of Inclusion
This story dives into a formative moment in my life and career. The importance of empathizing with your stakeholders and recognizing patients as people with vital perspectives was something I learned through experience. This video shares that story, enjoy!
Dr. Martha Hall Speaks at Human Solution’s Size North America: Babies, Toddlers & Kids with Disabilities Webinar Series
Human body sizes and shapes have changed a lot over the past several decades. Clothing sizes are based on archaic data of typical body shapes for children, men, and women. Current sizing is also limited to people that are able-bodied. These narrow constraints...
Adaptive Apparel Will be a $400 Billion Industry by 2026
What is Adaptive Apparel? Adaptive apparel is apparel for people with special needs. Mainstream ready-to-wear fashion is designed with a specific 'ideal’ body in mind, differing depending on the target market. The requirements of this community have long gone...
A New Definition of Wearable Tech — and a Workforce to Bring it to the World
How is Wearable Tech new? With the introduction of smart jewelry, fitness trackers, and healthcare body-mounted sensors, the phrase "wearable tech" emerged. It's something of a buzzword, and though it describes these devices well, wearable tech can also mean adaptive...
GivingTuesday 2020: Easterseals
What is GivingTuesday? GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement that empowers people and organizations to give back. It started 8 years ago in 2012 as a day shortly after Black Friday that...
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