Activist and Leader Vicki Levack

Activist and Leader Vicki Levack

On episode 7 of the Accessibility Ally Podcast, host Corrie Melanson speaks with Vicky Levack, a human rights activist from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Vicky has cerebral palsy, uses a power wheelchair, and is a spokesperson for the Disability Rights Coalition (DRC). She is...
Why Disability Work Needs an Intersectional Lens

Why Disability Work Needs an Intersectional Lens

In Episode 6 of The Accessibility Ally Podcast, Corrie chats with Liza Arnason, founder of ASE: the Community Foundation for Black Canadians with Disabilities. Together, they unpack the complex ways ableism shows up, especially when layered with racism, sexism, and...
Rethinking Retention and Promotion

Rethinking Retention and Promotion

Creating workplaces where everyone can grow and thrive doesn’t happen by accident. It takes intentional design, culture shifts, and a deeper understanding of accessibility — not just in physical spaces, but in policies, leadership, and career development pathways....
AI for Accessibility and Social Impact

AI for Accessibility and Social Impact

At Sea Change we’ve done a deep dive into AI in the last six months, learning as much as we can to understand its potential uses and impacts. AI, or artificial intelligence, is all around us, even when we don’t notice it. It helps us search the internet, use...
Deaf Identity, Accessibility, and Inclusion

Deaf Identity, Accessibility, and Inclusion

What does it mean to be Deaf in a hearing world? How can we create truly accessible spaces? Holly Green, a queer, Indigenous, and Deaf advocate from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, shared their experiences on the podcast Accessibility Ally. Holly, along with ASL interpreter...