Building Accessibility & Inclusion for World Labyrinth Day

Dr. Liz Phillips and Maia Scott chat about the state of labyrinth accessibility today and in the future with Carmel Stabley, TLS VP of Community and WLD Co-Coordinator.

Part 1: Today's technology continues to level the playing field for blind people, enabling access to websites, written content, image descriptions, wayfinding and more.  Is there an APP for a blind person to walk a labyrinth? Nope. Not yet but two blind labyrinth enthusiasts will walk you through an array of technology that can help us create more inclusive events.

Part 2: Accessibility is most effective when the project begins with a Universal Design mindset.  Whether building a new labyrinth or enhancing accessibility into your existing  labyrinth and programming we offer suggestions that can open accessibility potential and are welcoming to all.  From written materials and web access to etiquette and offering labyrinth walk options, there are many details to consider that can expand access.  

Printable Summary of Best Practices and Labyrinth Designs Videos