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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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Case study: Law Foundation of British Columbia accessibility plan

by Sarah Molder, Accessibility Consultant

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  • Accessibility plans
  • Case study

How to bring accessibility policy to life: moving beyond compliance

by Kian Merrikh, Associate Consultant

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  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans

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

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  • Accessibility committees
  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans

What Libraries need to know about the Accessible BC Act from a Librarian

by Anna Ayoung-Stoute

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  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans

Accessibility in 2023: Trends and Legislation – Webinar Summary

by Roberta McDonald

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  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans
  • Disability inclusive employment
  • Webinar

Webinar Questions and Answers

by Trish Kelly, Managing Director

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  • Accessibility legislation
  • Accessibility plans
  • Webinar

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