Disability Urbanism on pioneering accessible design

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Sep 11, 202639:24News & Politics

Amanprit Arnold, founder of Disability Urbanism and DeafCity Hub, joins Andrew Teacher on PropCast to explain why she deliberately avoids the word ‘accessible’, what disabled households’ spending power means for landlord...

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