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Silent café opens at Duke Kunshan to support workers with disabilities

  • Writer: Chris McMillan
    Chris McMillan
  • May 16, 2025
  • 1 min read

Duke Kunshan University


14th May 2025


Silent café opens at Duke Kunshan to support workers with disabilities


A coffee shop staffed entirely by people with disabilities has opened at the Academic Building at Duke Kunshan University, offering students, faculty and staff a quiet space for coffee — and reflection — on inclusion and accessibility.


The café, operated by Never Mind, a Shanghai-based company that provides jobs for people with disabilities, uses a silent service” model. Baristas communicate with customers through sign language, smart glasses and visual signage. All employees are hearing- or speech-impaired.


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