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Ram Talks: When the shoe fits...everyone: How adaptive footwear can open new possibilities for independence, participation, and outdoor adventure

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· 5:00 PM MST

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Event Contact Name: University & Community Engagement<br>Event Contact Email: MarComm_Events@colostate.edu<br>Audience: Alumni,Community,Faculty,Graduate Student,Retiree / Emeritus Faculty,Staff,Student,Youth<br>Link: https://visit.colostate.edu/ram-talks/<br><br>Ram Talks&#8239;are a mashup of CSU expertise and active community conversation, unleashing the creative insights and eye-opening shakeup that comes from taking a fresh look at the world around us. Complimentary light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.<br>&#160;<br>5:00 p.m. Doors Open<br>5:30-6:30 p.m. Ram Talks<br><p>Description: A great pair of shoes can take you almost anywhere, but what happens when the shoes available weren&#8217;t designed with your body or needs in mind? As part of CSU&#8217;s Snow Days&#160;celebration, this Ram Talk explores how the products we wear can shape independence, participation, and access to experiences, from everyday life to outdoor adventure. Join CSU researchers Kristen Morris and Lida Aflatoony for an interactive exploration of&#160;inclusive design&#160;and how designers can rethink everyday products to work for more people. Through hands-on examples, prototypes, materials, and design activities, you&#8217;ll experience the process firsthand and consider a deceptively simple question:&#160;Who are we designing for&#8212;and who might we be leaving out? &#160;Come ready to look at shoes and design a little differently and imagine what becomes possible when more people are designed into the products and experiences around us.</p>