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For grown-ups

What your child practices

InclusionForge (ages 9–14) builds disability awareness and inclusive-design thinking — empathy, perspective-taking, and the Universal Design principle that a good solution works for everyone. Framed strengths-first, never as pity.

  • Design for Everyone — your child reads an everyday scene with a barrier (stairs, tiny text, a sound-only crossing signal) and chooses the universal-design fix. The wrong answers "help only some people" or add a separate lesser path — so the skill is recognising design that includes everyone.
  • Concepts checks — 16 short rounds across disability awareness, rights history, assistive technology, allyship, and inclusive communities. A hint appears only after a first miss, and every answer is explained.

A note on words

You will hear both "disabled people" (identity-first) and "people with disabilities" (person-first). Both are used, and people feel differently about them: many disabled people prefer identity-first, and some prefer person-first. The respectful move is to ask, and then use the words the person chooses for themselves.

Your privacy

InclusionForge runs entirely on your device. No accounts, no ads, nothing your child does leaves the device. A little progress (a level and a count of days active) is saved only on this device.