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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
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
Meaningful, accessible wayfinding signage
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Accessible design
Canada’s digital accessibility plan: what you need to know
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Assistive technology
- Digital accessibility
Accessible service delivery is good for your clients and your business
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Accessible design
The Untapped Accessibility Think Tank model: A rigorous, relatable, and rich way to consult people with disabilities
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Case study
- Community engagement
How employers can support people with disabilities to thrive throughout their careers
Topics:
- Disability inclusive employment
Strategies for engaging the disability community
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Community engagement
How to bring accessibility policy to life: moving beyond compliance
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Accessibility plans
Webinar summary: How to provide accessible client services – a framework for BC organizations
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
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