Seema Flower to Speak at Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025

Inclusive Design RNIB Scotland

Seema Flower, a trailblazer in accessibility and inclusion, is set to speak at the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference at the Glasgow Science Centre on 17–18 March 2025. Hosted by RNIB Scotland, this conference will bring together global leaders, innovators, and accessibility advocates to discuss the latest advancements in inclusive design and technology.

Championing Accessibility in an Evolving World

As the founder of Blind Ambition, Seema Flower has dedicated her career to making the world more accessible for visually impaired individuals. Her work spans advocacy, business consultancy, and training—helping organisations integrate inclusive practices into their operations. At this conference, she will share insights on the practical implementation of accessibility in urban infrastructure, employment, and emerging technology.

Key Themes of the Conference

This year’s conference will explore cutting-edge advancements in AI, robotics, mobility, and digital innovation, ensuring accessibility remains a core pillar of sustainable development. Some of the topics covered include:

  • Shaping the Future of AI and Robotics – Examining how these technologies impact accessibility and independence.
  • Inclusive Environments – Designing public spaces, transport, and workplaces to accommodate all individuals.
  • Health & Technology – The role of digital innovations in improving access to healthcare services.
  • Leisure & Entertainment for All – Enhancing accessibility in sports, gaming, and media.

Seema Flower’s Role in the Conference

Seema Flower’s session will focus on the real-world challenges and solutions in making accessibility a fundamental design principle. She will be speaking on Monday, 17 March 2025, from 14:00 – 14:45 in the session “Shaping the Future: AI”, alongside other distinguished experts. Drawing from her extensive experience working with UK Parliament, Sony, Microsoft, and NHS Trusts, she will address the barriers visually impaired individuals face and the critical role businesses and policymakers play in breaking these barriers.

Why Attend?

This conference is an unmissable opportunity for professionals across industries—including design, technology, healthcare, and public policy—to gain valuable insights and contribute to shaping an inclusive future.

Event Details:
📅 Date: 17–18 March 2025
📍 Location: Glasgow Science Centre, 50 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1EA
🎟 Tickets: Available via RNIB Scotland’s Eventbrite page
📧 Contact: ids@rnib.org.uk

Join us in championing inclusive design and shaping a world where technology and innovation empower everyone.

 

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