View of humanity
How do we see our fellow human beings today? The reflection of our view of humanity can help create an inclusive society for all.
That is why we want to open up the conversation in several places in society; in construction, as an understanding of identity, in education, in culture, in the labour market and in social development in general.
Theme package
Below you will find the curated material on Universal design in the view of humanity
Our human vision is the foundation of how we create spaces for everyone in society. Through conversations across disciplines -- from construction to education -- we explore ways to strengthen understanding of human diversity. With 12 videos, we invite experts and community voices to share their reflections on how an inclusive human perspective can transform our shared future.
In “Abnormal People”, journalist Sonja Furu examines our understanding of normality, deviance, inclusion and the human vision. Because there is no normal; we are all different, and there must be room for and access for all of us together.In the book, Sonja Furu invites us on a journey into her own prejudices and uses them as a basis to explore whether society today forgets some and lets them stand back from the rest.On the journey, we meet a number of people with disabilities and gain insight into some of the experiences they have in meeting their disabilities. and the rest of society.
With an ambition to contribute to increasing the quality of life through the built environment for all, the PhD project, entitled Bodies in Spaces: Inclusion at Danish Architecture and Design Education, examines how the body and bodily diversity are involved in the teaching of architecture and design education.
The Conversation About Our Human Vision
Do you want to help start the conversation about how more people can be thought of in society and our surroundings from the start? Then finally contact us.
We want a broader conversation about why our human vision is essential towards fulfilling our commitments to the SDGs and the cross-cutting principle of Leave No One Behind.
Contact
Mads Stampe
Head of Public Affairs and Communications
E-mail: mads@bevica.dk
Phone: 60 66 67 58
