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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2021 · 22 MIN

Designing for Disability - Jessica Ryan-Ndegwa

from Creative Medicine · host Amal Lad

On today’s episode I will be speaking to Jessica Ryan-Ndegwa, Founder of Design for Disability. Jessica was born with cerebral palsy and is championing for a more inclusive world by improving product design process for people with disabilities. We speak about her journey as a designer and she shares insights into the challenges faced for people living with disabilities and how we can address this through design.Don’t forget to rate, review and share!Enjoy!---UK based designer and disability advocate Jessica Ryan-Ndegwa was born and raised in London. Her mission has always been to champion for a more inclusive society. She has managed to anchor herself as someone people can look up to, and hopefully gain confidence from; as a campaigner for disability inclusion and equality. Her work includes writing, designing and curating with companies such as the Tate Exchange, Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Design Museum amongst others.---Follow Jessica:Instagram @design_disabilityTwitter @D_Disabilitywww.designfordisability.co.ukFollow Amal:Instagram @amal.ladTwitter @AmalLadMusicCreative Medicine:Instagram: @creativemedicineukwww.creativemedicine.co.uk

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