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Most definitions of accessibility focus on removing and preventing barriers. This is certainly part of accessibility. But it’s not the whole story. In our experience, accessibility is about both removing barriers and creating access.
The latest from our blog
Case study: Law Foundation of British Columbia accessibility plan
Topics:
- Accessibility plans
- Case study
Trauma-mindfulness in research practices: Grounding reflection and care in research
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Accessible design
- Community engagement
- Intersectionality
Webinar recap: Disability justice and local government session with Women Transforming Cities
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Community engagement
- Webinar
Case study: designing accessible e-Learning for Food Banks Canada
Topics:
- Case study
- Digital accessibility
- e-Learning
Emergency preparedness is an accessibility issue – and we’re getting it wrong
Topics:
- Accessible design
- Emergency preparedness
- Universal design
Why do we need anti-racism in accessibility work?
Topics:
- Disability inclusive employment
- Inclusive language
- Intersectionality
Case study: Building accessibility into service delivery at Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Topics:
- Accessible design
- Case study
BC’s draft accessible employment standards: What they’ll mean for employers
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Accessibility standards
BC’s draft accessible service delivery standards: What they’ll mean for your organization
Topics:
- Accessibility standards
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