Towards Inclusivity, Inside and Outside
In a world that has so much to offer, no one should have to compromise. Whether it is basic human rights, education, safe spaces, or architecture, the world should be designed to empower everyone.
Sensitive design should not remain a concept or a novel idea, but should instead be intrinsic to design process. This course has two modules, Know your Rights by Vivel talks about the rights of women at colleges, workplaces and even homes; and Designers, Know your Duties focuses on design processes and ideas for gender-neutral spaces. Through this course you will learn, internalize and understand inclusive and gender-sensitive design.
Empower Yourself. Empower Others
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The Know Your Rights initiative by ITC Vivel is designed to raise awareness of the legal rights that empower and safeguard women. This course follows the philosophy of 'Ab Samjhauta Nahin' and believes awareness is the first step towards empowerment.
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Sensitive design should not remain a concept or a novel idea, but should instead be intrinsic to architectural design. This module complements Know your Rights by Vivel to aid you learn, internalize and understand inclusivity and gender-sensitivity.
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A supplementary module to Ab Samjhauta Nahin
This bundle is for everyone who wishes to know their rights and design better spaces for everyone. Whether you are a college student, or a professional, this will certainly benefit you
This bundle can be taken up as an elective in colleges. Know Your Rights and Designers Know Your Duties is together a one-credit course. The special module by Michael Foley is an additional 1 credit. Together, it can function as a two-credit elective for students, something which is bound to make them better members of society and better designers.
The matter of these courses is important for students and professionals alike. Corporate offices can take it up as a workshop or a seminar or even give the material to the members of the office as self-learning material