This is very much a
"work in progress" agenda, so please do let us know if
you have any suggestions for the day. We'd love to hear your thoughts!
We'll keep you posted as the
agenda develops, both here and on the Enabled by Design blog:
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9.30 am - Arrivals, registration, tea and coffee
10.00 am -
Welcome - Enabled by Design: the who,
what and why
Dominic Campbell and Denise
Stephens, founders of Enabled by Design
10.20 am -
You, me and everyone we know: future perfect exercise
1. What stereotypes relating
to ageing and disability already exist?
2. How would you like to live
your life, as you grow older?
3. How would you like to be
treated and perceived?
Sticky labels and pens will be
provided for everyone to tag themselves with words reflecting
their answers to questions 2. and 3.
Make sure you keep tagged up
throughout the day, so that we can take a photograph of each
person to capture everyone's thoughts and ideas. Thanks! : )
11.10 am -
When T-shaped met T-shaped
Creative partnerships that
foster design innovation
11.25 am -
'Are you having a laugh? - Disability and Television'
'Are you having a laugh?' is a
programme produced for BBC2 (to be screened at 9pm on Friday 25th
June) that takes a lighthearted look at how disability has been
portrayed on television over the past 40 years. Kate will talk
about the inspiration for the programme, as well as some of the
stereotypes she has experienced as a wheelchair user.
11.40 am - Time for tea (and coffee!)
12.00 pm -
Breakout session 1
(2 concurrent sessions)
Art and leisure:
How can we improve access to
the Arts and leisure activities?
Justin Whatling, Wellbe
Workplace:
The Future of the Workplace -
Retirements postponed. Networked organisations. Portfolio careers.
Virtual offices. Our attitudes and relationships towards earning
are changing, but are employers keeping pace? Join this session to
map out how we want the future of work to look, and how we're
going to get there.
Amanda Gore and
Lizzie Ostrom, A&E - who
deliver Insight and Communications Consultancy for public services.
1.50 pm -
Breakout session 2
(2 concurrent sessions)
Product design:
PechaKucha with MERU, sugru,
The Future Perfect Company and Trabasack followed by the
redesign challenge
Urban design and the built
environment:
Urban Design meets Design for
All - the journey from home to out and about
Joe Simpson, Visiting
Lecturer, Royal College of
Art, Mark Charmer, Founder of Movement Design Bureau, Paul
Gamble, Acting CEO and Andy Shipley, Habinteg
2.40 pm -
Breakout session 3
(2 concurrent sessions)
Service design:
The value and impact of
putting people and relationships at the centre of design
Technology:
How technology can enable
and/or disable people and what we can do to improve this
Antonia Hyde, web designer and
consultant and Kath Moonan, accessibility consultant
3.30 pm - Time for tea (and coffee!)
4.15 pm -
Round up of the day
Dominic Campbell and Denise
Stephens, founders of Enabled by Design
Please note:
Agenda may be subject to
change, but in the event of this happening we'll make sure we keep
you posted. Thanks for your understanding, it's much appreciated!
: )
