Lindsay Stephens

Abstract Theoretical understandings of micropolitics and ablism provided a framework to analyze power relations and their impacts in a participatory design process. Micropolitics allowed a focus on small scale interactions and relational processes that impact outcomes of participation, and revealed the importance of problem framing and coalition building.

Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Accessibility and participatory design: time, power, and facilitation Lindsay Stephens [1] ; Hilda Smith [2] ; Melanie Baljko [2] ; Ian Mcintosh [1] ; Nastaran Dadashi [3] ; Devika Narayani Prakash [3] [1] Geography & Planning, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada [2] Electrial Engineering and Computer Science, York University, Toronto, Canada [3] George Brown College, Institute without Boundaries, Toronto, Canada Localización: CoDesign:...

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