Design participation before asking for it.

Adult participation choices

Exercises offer spoken, written, paired, and quiet participation. A facilitator should make passing possible without penalty and avoid requiring personal disclosure, public prayer, or a vulnerable story.

Accessible reading

The app uses high-contrast text, scalable layouts, large touch targets, descriptive controls, and scrollable folios. It has no required motion, audio, timed response, color-only instruction, or precision gesture.

Language and cultural humility

Teams are prompted to ask how key words function locally, work with accountable guides, brief interpreters responsibly, and avoid using children to interpret sensitive information.

Spaces and sensory needs

Space Steward invites a whole-journey review of arrival, signage, lighting, acoustics, seating, restrooms, sensory load, and exits while deferring code and technical decisions to qualified specialists.

Children and protected participants

The app is adult-directed. It creates no youth profile, attendance record, messaging, social post, precise location, or child data store. Inclusion never overrides guardian authority, safeguarding policy, supervision, or local law.