The group aims to serve as a research and discussion space on the topics of human-centered and inclusive design, to promote the principles of person-centeredness in the design of environments, products, and services, both physical and digital, that are accessible, usable, and meaningful for those in conditions of physical, cognitive, or social fragility, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, and contexts of use. The goal is to contribute to designing a more inclusive world, where design responds in a factual and innovative way to the challenges of health, well-being, and quality of life.