Consortium Of Universities Of The Washington Metropolitan AR

SEGD (Society for Experiential Graphic Design) is a multidisciplinary community that specializes in creating content-rich, emotionally compelling experiences for various environments, such as hospitals, museums, and educational campuses. Their work aims to transform spaces to be more inclusive, intuitive, engaging, and sustainable. With over 2,200 members in 36 countries, SEGD is at the forefront of shaping the future of experience design. They have received numerous awards and recognition for their excellence in experience design, and their impact can be seen in projects like the Planet Word Museum of Language and the Gimpo International Airport. Through their collaborative and progressive approach, SEGD is dedicated to enhancing the human experience through meaningful and connected design.Generated from the website

The Washington Internship Institute (WII) is an educational nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering public service, leadership, and professional development through immersive educational experiences in Washington, DC. By combining rigorous academics with practical internships in various sectors, WII prepares active citizens ready to engage in their communities on multiple levels. Interns at WII participate in meaningful projects in professional settings and attend classes designed to enhance their experiences and future careers. The program also offers a vibrant student life, including cultural events and housing in a friendly neighborhood, ensuring a well-rounded experience in the nation’s capital. Generated from the website

Disability Rights International, based in Washington, DC, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the human rights and full participation in society of people with disabilities worldwide. Established in 1993, they document human rights abuses, publish reports on enforcement, and advocate for international oversight of the rights of people with disabilities. Their Worldwide Campaign to End the Institutionalization of Children aims to draw attention to and put an end to the pervasive and abusive practice of institutionalizing children with disabilities. Through collaboration with attorneys, mental health professionals, human rights advocates, and individuals with disabilities and their families, Disability Rights International provides training, support, and assistance to advocates seeking legal and service system reform, as well as governments in developing laws and policies to promote community integration and human rights enforcement for people with disabilities.Generated from the website