N Taylor
Empowering disabled people with digital
fabrication : insights from the In the Making
Project - submission to All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability
Taylor, N; Hurley, UK
Abstract
In this report, based on the findings of the AHRC-funded In the Making project, we offer evidence that digital fabrication can support the government in closing the disability employment gap in the following ways:
• Digital fabrication technologies and facilities offer opportunities to create skills amongst the disabled community that might support them in finding work or in
becoming entrepreneurs.
• Engaging in digital fabrication has major inclusion and wellbeing benefits for disabled people that can also support them in joining the workforce.
• Digital fabrication can also support disabled people in creating or modifying their own assistive technologies, which can further support them in playing a productive
role in society.
Citation
Project - submission to All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability
Other Type | Other |
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Deposit Date | Sep 14, 2016 |
Publicly Available Date | Sep 14, 2016 |
Related Public URLs | http://disabilityactionalliance.org.uk/appg-invites-submissions-on-halving-the-disability-employment-gap/ http://www.inthemaking.org.uk http://gtr.rcuk.ac.uk/projects?ref=AH/M006026/1 http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/disability.htm |
Additional Information | Additional Information : The item was submitted by the researchers as evidence to the Parliamentary Group - it has no official publisher. Projects : In the Making |
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