Peter Hyde’s webinar on accessibility and exhibitions goes beyond the basics of ADA compliance to explore how museums and cultural institutions can create more inclusive, engaging experiences for all visitors. From universal design and accessibility strategies to practical approaches for low vision, hearing differences, and representational inclusion, this recording offers actionable ideas that can help you better serve your audiences and expand your reach.
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In this recording, you'll learn:
- How to create welcoming experiences for all visitors
- Accessibility principles beyond ADA requirements
- About physical, neurological and cultural inclusivity—and more!
Resources recommended by Peter
- ADA
- Universal Design
- The UD Project
- Human-Centered Design Inclusive Principles
- Smithsonian Institute Resources for Museum Professionals
- Smithsonian Institute Guidelines for Accessible Exhibition Design
- National Park Service Accessibility & Universal Design Standards
- AAM Tips for Creating Accessible Museums
- World Institute on Disability UD Resources
- The UDL Guidelines
- Organizations for People with Disabilities
- The American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD)
- Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion (EARN)
- Disability Language Style Guide, National Center on Disability and Journalism
- ADARA: Professional Networking for Excellence in Service Delivery with Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- National Association of the Deaf
- American Council of the Blind
- American Foundation for the Blind
- National Autism Association
- Blind/Low-Vision Resources
- Deaf/Hard of Hearing Technology Resources
Peter Hyde
Owner of Peter Hyde Design
Exhibit Designer
Peter Hyde is a designer with over 25 years of experience in the professional design field. He has worked on diverse projects in the United States and internationally. Peter founded Peter Hyde Design in 2012 to provide high-quality design and interpretive services. He has also worked for internationally recognized design firms and is involved in promoting the museum field.