Facilitation Redefined: Elevating Inclusivity and Accessibility
When sessions are designed with accessibility in mind then people from a variety of backgrounds, abilities, disabilities, and learning preferences may be able to participate and contribute without experiencing barriers. The process of improving accessibility, by...
Building an Accessible Nova Scotia: A Look at the Work Behind the 2030 Goal
In 2017, Nova Scotia passed the Accessibility Act, committing to making the province fully accessible by 2030. But what does that mean in practice? How is accessibility being implemented, and what role do individuals, communities, and government play in making it a...
Rethinking Universal Design: A Call for a Habitable World
Universal design promises accessibility for all, but does it truly serve disabled people? We visit some leading thinkers, scholars and persons with lived experience about this idea. Aimi Hamraie, Associate Professor of Medicine, Health, & Society and American...
Creating Neurodivergent-Inclusive Workplaces: Insights for Change
The conversation around neurodiversity in the workplace is gaining momentum, and voices like Ursula Mogensen and Erin Casey are helping to lead the charge. Ursula, a queer, gender-fluid, neurodivergent librarian and ideas person, brings a wealth of lived experience...
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