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Yes, accessible public spaces are a crucial aspect of inclusivity, as they ensure that people of all abilities can participate fully in public life. When public spaces are designed with accessibility in mind, they can be enjoyed by people with disabilities, as well as elderly people, parents with strollers, and anyone who may have difficulty navigating stairs or other obstacles.

Accessibility refers to the design of products, devices, services, or environments that can be used by people with disabilities or impairments. It aims to ensure that people with different abilities can access and use the same resources as people without disabilities, without facing any barriers or restrictions.

Organisations are working to increase diversity and become more inclusive, but there is limited agreement on what causes a company to become more inclusive. DIEB is the holistic approach to creating an inclusive environment.

Ableism refers to discrimination, prejudice, and social prejudice against individuals with disabilities, based on their disability or perceived disability. It involves attitudes, actions, and systemic barriers that disadvantage and marginalize people with disabilities, preventing them from fully participating in society and enjoying equal opportunities.

Accessible shopping refers to the concept of creating an inclusive shopping experience for people with disabilities. It involves designing shopping environments, products, and services that are accessible and user-friendly for people with various types of disabilities, including physical, sensory, and cognitive impairments.