Barrierenabbau
Barrierenabbau refers to the process of identifying and removing obstacles that prevent individuals or groups from fully participating in society. These barriers can be physical, attitudinal, institutional, or systemic. Physical barriers include things like stairs without ramps, inaccessible restrooms, or lack of audible announcements. Attitudinal barriers stem from prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination, often leading to exclusion and misunderstanding. Institutional barriers are embedded in policies, procedures, and organizational structures that unintentionally disadvantage certain groups. Systemic barriers are broader societal norms and practices that perpetuate inequality.
The goal of Barrierenabbau is to create a more inclusive and equitable environment for everyone, particularly