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Summary: Homepage of Access, the journal of inclusive design.

Access - Issue 34

Welcome to the website for Access: the inclusive design journal

Access is the leading magazine on topics of access and disability. It is also the membership magazine of the Access Association.

As usual, these pages contain links for further reading on subjects featured in the current issue of the magazine, and two free articles available to download – so if you're not a subscriber yet, you'll get an idea of what you’re missing.

Issue 34: summer 2009

Law and justice

You can order a free sample copy of this issue or subscribe for just £20 per year.

  • In depth overview of case law for access professionals
  • Exclusive interviews with the Equality and Human Rights Commission and the Sheffield Law Centre
  • A visit to a court building in London
  • Learning disabilities and the justice system
  • And all the latest news

Online forum for Access readers

Please visit the new Access online forum to start or join in discussions about access. Topics include the provision of accessible bank branches and cash machines in local high streets, and the issue of personal safety for disabled people in the built environment.

e-magazine

The first two issues of Access' ezine have been sent – join up now so you won’t miss any others in the future! It's free and covers some of the issues raised in Access magazine, focusing especially on current stories and electronic, technological and web accessibility. Please fill in the form on the right of this page to sign up.

Downloads and links

You can download articles from the current issue for free. See links for a list of websites to compliment the news stories featured in the magazine.

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Last updated: 17/06/2009 11:47

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