Creating inclusive environments

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If you’re interested in how places can be made more accessible and more enjoyable for everyone this is the place to find ideas, information and examples of what good practice looks like. We cover inclusive community consultations, diversity awareness training, site reviews, and ways of strengthening social sustainability input into your building and landscape plans.

You can also follow the latest developments in our projects and download useful information on creating accessible spaces.

What's new

A Sense of Place. Eden magazine article on the 2009 conference
Every Picture Tells a Story. Eden Project's use of images and symbols on signs and interpretation
Community Capacity Building. Working inthe Clay Area of Cornwall to seek out individuals and informal groups to develop capacity for action.
Harlow New Town extension. Sensory Trust is working on the extension to a substantial area to the north of Harlow New Town in Essex, UK.
Dementia, community and Environment seminar report - report on the presentations at the one day conference
Videos of A Sense of Place
Let Nature Feed Your Senses - new project
Making Sense newsletter
FACT! More new factsheets to download
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Creative Spaces
	Creating opportunities for people with dementia to improve their environments and strengthen communities. More...
Let Nature Feed Your Senses
	Partnership with LEAF to connect disengaged people with the environment through food and farming. More...
A Sense of Place
	Understanding and promoting the importance of place and placemaking within planning, design and policy. More...
Inclusive Play
	Working to increase the quality and number of outdoor play opportunities for children with disabilities. More...
Clay Futures
	Inclusive consultation sessions to help residents contribute to the future of the ex-mining areas in Cornwall. More...