This essay reflects on access failures in academic spaces, suggesting flexible strategies for greater inclusion.
This short essay reflects on the incomplete and often inconsistent nature of access in academic spaces. It shows how, despite good intentions, access often fails in practice and argues for more thoughtful, flexible approaches to building accessible futures. The essay concludes with additional suggested reading on the topic of access.
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