A clothing manniequin wears a blue long sleeve t-shirt and grey miniskirit that are embedded with sensors to create tactile sensations in response to music shown at the entrance to the special installation of Cooper Hewitt's exhibition of inclusive design at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Text on the wall next to the mannequin reads "One billion people experience some form of disability—World Health Organization. They are the world's largest minority." Click here to learn more about Cooper Hewitt's participation in WEF.

Access+Ability at World Economic Forum

Cooper Hewitt presents groundbreaking inclusive design to world leaders.

A woman in a turquoise blue shirt and her hair pulled back in a pony tail and a boy about age ten wearing a green t-shirt and a blue cargo vest building a model of a house with cardboard, masking tape, and construction paper. Click on the image to find out about our winter break workshops for families.

Winter Break Design Workshops

February 18–23, creative design learning for ages 5 and up.