Project Bloom

04/29/2020

The Project Bloom team can't wait to see our community gather LIVE this Thursday at 9 with Mark Bookman •
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[Photo Description: graphic with overlapping black, white and gray boxes, a photograph of Mark Bookman wearing rectangular reading glasses and a black hooded sweatshirt that reads "Penn" in red text with a University of Pennsylvania logo, and text that reads “Join us for our instagram live session with Mark Bookman, project lead of University of Pennsylvania’s accessibility map project. Thursday, April 30th 9:00 p.m. EST”]

12/06/2019

‪As the Fall 2019 semester comes to a close, Project Bloom wants to thank you for following us along our journey. Don’t worry, we’ll be back soon - make sure to stick around for more!‬

12/04/2019

Check out the second episode of Project Bloom's podcast "Talking Bloom" where the focus is on universal design and retrofitting and who gets lost in the shuffle when these two concepts of design are discussed 🎧 http://projectbloomsju.org/talking-bloom/talking-bloom-episode-2/

12/02/2019

Join the Project Bloom committees this Thursday December 5th in Bronstein Hall for an open discussion on the importance of accessibility!

12/01/2019

Imani Briscoe, Experiential Programmer for the Center of Inclusion and Diversity, discusses the importance of having a campus that is accessible for all bodies and ways our community can ensure this.

11/26/2019

Dr. Steven Hammer, Professor in the Department of Communication and Media Studies and the creator of Project Bloom, shares his goals for the project now and moving forward.

11/19/2019

"It takes an entire campus, from administration to architecture to academics, to create a welcoming and inclusive environment. Accessibility issues should be considered at all levels." Read more: https://www.washington.edu/doit/self-examination-how-inclusive-your-campus

11/19/2019

How does our Interactive Map compare to UPenn’s? Find out more here:

Interactive Map: How Does Our Interactive Map Compare to UPenn’s? Published November 15, 2019 Aesthetically: How Do The Designs of Each Map Differ? Purely off aesthetics, St. Joe’s interactive map is a bit more organized than UPenn’s. As soon as you enter the Project Bloom website and click on...

11/15/2019

To learn even more about next week’s Map-A-Thon event, check out our newest blog post here:

SJU Accessibility Map-A-Thon Published November 13, 2019 Do you want to make a difference at St. Joe’s? Are you interested in making our campus more accessible? If you answered yes to either of these questions – or even if you didn’t – come check out Project Bloom’s first ever Map-A-Thon! ...

11/12/2019

Talking Bloom: Episode 1 ~ a podcast discussing the deep meaning and importance of accessibility along with where our project is headed: http://projectbloomsju.org/category/talking-bloom/