Understanding and respecting our differences—whether cultural, personal, or ideological—are essential for building stronger, more peaceful communities. In a world full of diverse ideas, it’s not about always agreeing but staying open-minded and kind, even when we don’t see eye to eye.
When it comes to public spaces, accessibility is a legal requirement. Museums, schools, post offices—nearly all public buildings offer accessible entry options, or they’re in the process of adding them. But what about private homes? Are they only accessible if the owner has specific needs, or can they be designed to welcome everyone?