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Design for All:

An Immersive Evening on Accessibility at Google

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Wed 22 Oct at 18:00

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Google Campus Munich

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Free ticket required

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The evening's program

Join a behind-the-scenes tour of Google’s Accessibility Discovery Center in Munich and dive into a hands-on discussion on inclusive design.

Alongside a guided lab experience, you can join a fireside chat exploring how immersive design methods can shape accessibility-first experiences.

Schedule

18:00 doors open

check-in • drinks & snacks • networking

19:00 Track 1: Guided lab tour

Join a guided tour of the Google ADC lab, led by Staff Interaction Designer Robert Brauer.

19:00 Track 2: Panel "Accessibility in Practice"

Panelists:

Ingrid Masson

Senior UX Researcher at Google TV

Jeeyoung Yang

Design Lead at IBM

Daiana Wolf

UX Design Associate at SAP

Moderated by

Paola Papetti

Lead Strategic Designer at BCG X • curator at PUSH UX

20:00 Networking

Finish the evening at a casual get-together with fellow A11y allies.

21:00 end of event

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How it works

Free sign-up is required to join, as spots at this event are limited.

FAQs

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Location

This evening is hosted by the Google Design team who run the Accessibility Discovery Center (ADC) at the Munich Campus.

At the ADC, visitors can experience what accessibility truly means and how it works by trying it out on various computers. The innovative products and solutions – from hardware and software to video games – are specifically designed for people with disabilities, demonstrating how everyday life and social participation can be made easier.

Learn more about the ADC.