Talk: Designing for Accessibility

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Join a conversation with artist Bailey Hikawa, author Shane Burcaw, and actor Alex Barone as they discuss how accessible designs drive a more inclusive and equitable experience for all. In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, they’ll explore the impact of technology and evolution of adaptive accessories and accessibility features on iPhone. Sign language supported.

For sessions with amplified sound, hearing loop technology is available on request.

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Bailey HikawaArtist

An artist and industrial designer, Bailey Hikawa believes meaningful designs happen at the intersection of art and lived experience. Her work transforms overlooked spaces into sites of functional innovation.

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Shane BurcawAuthor and Content Creator

Shane Burcaw is a speaker, award-winning author, and president of the nonprofit Laughing At My Nightmare. He and his wife, Hannah, share their stories on their popular YouTube channel Squirmy and Grubs.

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Alex BaroneActor

Alex Barone is an actor in TV and films, as well as an advocate and mentor for individuals with limb differences. He created Buddy Mooney from Zappa Looney, a children’s book that celebrates differences.

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