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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
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
Our 2nd annual Impact Report
Topics:
- Team updates
Remembering Mike Prescott, accessibility champion
Topics:
- Accessibility leadership
- Accessibility legislation
5 ways public sector organizations can use the writ period to improve accessibility
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Accessibility legislation
- Accessibility plans
- Disability inclusive employment
Webinar Summary: What BC’s Draft Accessibility Standards Mean For You
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Webinar
Operationalizing Accessibility: Insights from Our Year with the Accessible BC Act
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Accessibility legislation
- Accessibility plans
The Accessible Canada Act: Navigating Consultations with Disability Communities
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Accessibility legislation
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