Empowered by Feedback: Inclusivity at the Zoo

August 16 - 17 | All Day

Ever wondered if your feedback matters? Explore one way the Woodland Park Zoo is using feedback to improve inclusivity. Empower Stations are rest and re-charge areas that celebrate accessibility in living collections like zoos, aquariums, and botanical gardens. Come interact with an Empower Station—and then provide your own feedback! What could make this better for everyone? How can the design be improved? Where else could this concept apply? Let’s create spaces that work for all people, at every stage of life.

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Woodland Park Zoo

Partnering with:
Northwest Universal Design Council
Age Friendly Seattle

Carli Hoki, Principal, C. Hoki Design LLC

Alexander Jones, Senior Strategist of Accessibility and Inclusion, People & Culture, Woodland Park Zoo

Alan Knue, Director, Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP)

Dinah Stephens, Program Manager, Age Friendly Seattle