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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.

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Webinar recap: Disability justice and local government session with Women Transforming Cities

by Antonia McGuire, Marketing and Communications Lead

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  • Accessibility committees
  • Community engagement
  • Webinar

Strategies for engaging the disability community

by Sean Marihugh

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Community engagement

5 ways public sector organizations can use the writ period to improve accessibility

by Trish Kelly, Managing Director

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans
  • Disability inclusive employment

Operationalizing Accessibility: Insights from Our Year with the Accessible BC Act

by Trish Kelly, Managing Director

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans

The Accessible Canada Act: Navigating Consultations with Disability Communities

by Samuel Dunsiger, Guest Contributor

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation

Accessibility Committees: Creating spaces of meaningful engagement

by Alfiya Battalova, Guest Contributor

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation

Four Ways to Include Indigenous People in your Accessibility Committee

by Alison Tedford Seaweed, Guest Contributor

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Indigenous

5 Tips for Post-Secondary Institutions Starting an Accessibility Committee

by Jennifer Curry Jahnke, Guest Contributor

Topics:
  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation

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