Inclusive design
Learning and communication pathways that offer clarity, flexibility, choice, and accessible ways to participate.
F.I.S.H. — Flexible Inclusive Support Hub
Removing barriers. Revealing potential.
An emerging accessibility and education initiative within the Dr. Disruptor Network.
In Development
Inclusive support should adapt to people.
An emerging accessibility and education initiative exploring how inclusive design, responsible AI, and practical support systems can remove barriers for students and institutions.
F.I.S.H. stands for Flexible Inclusive Support Hub. The initiative brings together practical resources, research-informed prototypes, and inclusive communication tools designed to support different ways of learning, planning, communicating, and participating.
What F.I.S.H. Explores
Three connected areas of development
Responsible AI
Human-guided tools that support preparation and reduce friction without replacing judgment, relationships, or qualified professionals.
Practical support systems
Resources for students, educators, access professionals, researchers, families, and institutions working to remove everyday barriers.
Current Work
Explore the developing F.I.S.H. resources
Learning & Resource Library
Free downloads, accessible app previews, books, and curated prompts designed with neurodivergent users in mind.
Open the resource library →F.I.S.H. Prompt Studio
Create clear, neurodivergent-friendly prompts for learning, planning, reading, writing, communication, and meetings.
Open the Prompt Studio →FISH Scholar Guide
Explore a research-informed project for practicing inclusive communication and preparing for academic support conversations.
Learn about FISH Scholar →Development note
F.I.S.H. is an emerging initiative. Current tools and prototypes are educational resources, not replacements for institutional processes, professional advice, or individualized accommodations.
Collaboration
Help shape more inclusive pathways.
Research ideas, institutional partnerships, accessibility feedback, and responsible technology collaborations are welcome.