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Embracing Inclusive Hiring

Embracing Inclusive Hiring

Hannah has ADHD, Mohammed has low vision, and Justin uses a wheelchair. They are all in the job search process. In today's rapidly evolving job market, diversity and inclusion are not just buzzwords...

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Corrie’s Disability Autobiography

Corrie’s Disability Autobiography

As a learning designer and trainer, I have done a lot of consulting work in accessibility and disability in the last few years. It has been a steep learning curve as I develop language, knowledge,...

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The Spirit of Community Accessibility

The Spirit of Community Accessibility

We want to share a story about positively changing our community. Meet Rachel Bedingfield, the director of Parks and Recreation for Kentville. She's not just about maintaining green spaces and...

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Built Environment Featuring Village Works

Built Environment Featuring Village Works

What is Built Environment Accessibility? Environments should be physically accessible to every one, no matter their abilities. Examples of built environment needs would be ramps instead of or along...

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Becoming an Accessibility Confident Employer

Becoming an Accessibility Confident Employer

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month in Canada. There is plenty of research to show that hiring a diverse workforce with people of all abilities leads to increased innovation,...

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Leave no trace, and leave no one behind

Leave no trace, and leave no one behind

I recently did one of the most physically demanding hikes of my life, right here in Nova Scotia. At Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, towering 180 m (600 ft.) sea cliffs rise from the Bay of Fundy,...

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