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Universal design makes commitment concrete

Denmark ratified the UN Convention on Disability in 2009. When we need to make that work concrete, universal design is an indispensable tool, believes Naima Yasin, Bevica Scholarship Ambassador.

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
Children and young people
Communities
Inclusion
Society
Education
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Grand winner of Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025

In the lecturer category, the grand winner of the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025 will promote universal design in teaching formats to suit different needs and learning styles.

Specialized training
Education
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Grand winner of Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025

The gra winner of the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025 in the lecturer category will use universal design to develop tools that prevent conflict and strengthen collaboration.

Higher education
Communities
Bevica Scholarship
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Project
Grand winner of Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025

The grand winner of the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025 will explore how universal design can strengthen community and improve ageing in Denmark.

elders
Society
Bo Rygaard in interview
The labour market
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Article
Bo Rygaard: We were not born in a factory

Bo Rygaard had no doubts when asked if he would get involved in the work as an ambassador for the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025-2026.

Inclusion
Persons with reduced ability to work
Accessibility
Communities
Integration in the labour market
Lene Dammand Lund in interview
Architecture
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Article
Lene Dammand Lund: Universal design is a common condition

Universal design is about all of us — that's why Lene Dammand Lund agreed to be an ambassador for the Bevica Scholarship Programme.

Inclusion
Society
urban space
Construction
A young person stands next to a large green sign with the letters “DTU” and talks to another person. There are trees in the background and the two seem to be in conversation outdoors.
Technology
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Project
Boundless at Folkemødet

Boundless is a new app developed by three DTU students to make festivals more accessible to more people.

aids
Inclusion
CPH:DOX Receives Krammer of the Year Award
Art/Culture
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Award
CPH:DOX receives Politiken's Ibyen award Krammer of the Year

This year's Hugs are given to those who, by and large, work with our common framework so that more bodies can participate. This year the award goes to the documentary film festival CPH:DOX.

Festivals and Events
Inclusion
Performing Arts
Theatres and concert halls
Accessibility
Woman feels on tactile map of festival toilet
Design
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Partnership
Bevica Seed Grant 2025

Three startups from DTU Skylab receive Bevica Seed Grants.

Design and innovation
Inclusion
Disability
Festivals and Events
aids
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