A stylized illustration shows four people standing on a black virus-shaped boat labeled “Corona.” One person pulls a bull marked with the Facebook "f" logo onto the boat. Above them is a red cross and the text “49%.” In the background, there are abstract shapes of hands and soft watercolor textures in blue and peach tones.
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COMMUNITIES

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28 Jan
2021
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A stylized illustration shows four people standing on a black virus-shaped boat labeled “Corona.” One person pulls a bull marked with the Facebook "f" logo onto the boat. Above them is a red cross and the text “49%.” In the background, there are abstract shapes of hands and soft watercolor textures in blue and peach tones.
Illustrations: Lene Sørensen Rose
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The Corona-era state of emergency put existing habits and communities on pause, and thus also put many physical and social exclusion mechanisms out of action. But at the same time, something fine sprouted that we need to grow and build on.

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Marie Bjørnskov Engberg
Project and dissemination developer in the Bevica Foundation's Universal Design Hub
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