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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
Summary of “Operationalizing the Accessible BC Act: Stories from accessibility leaders” webinar
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Accessibility leadership
- Accessibility legislation
- Webinar
Planning an inclusive and accessible event
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Disability inclusive employment
Designing for all: The importance of Universal Design in the built environment
Topics:
- Accessible design
- Universal design
The Meiorin decision and the duty to accommodate: 25 years of missed opportunities to remove barriers
Topics:
- Accessibility legislation
- Disability inclusive employment
Accessibility consultant spotlight: Meet Robbie McDonald
Topics:
- Team updates
Making documents accessible: The role of remediation
Topics:
- Assistive technology
- Digital accessibility
The Accessible Canada Act: Navigating Consultations with Disability Communities
Topics:
- Accessibility committees
- Accessibility legislation
Accessibility in Action: Celebrating Untapped Accessibility’s First Year in Operation
Topics:
- Case study
- Team updates
Inclusive Language and the Accessible BC Act: The Dangers of Euphemisms
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Accessibility legislation
- Inclusive language
The Remote and Hybrid Work Model Through an Accessibility Lens
Topics:
- Accessibility best practices
- Disability inclusive employment
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