As the International Day of Persons with Disabilities approaches on December 3rd, consider these tips to create events and activities that mark the day and…
Almost one-quarter of the way into the 21st century, disabled people continue to face barriers in the communities where they live and work. An example…
For most of us, work is based around an office. Our team gathers in a particular workplace following a set schedule. The pandemic changed all that. Employers…
For many of us, when the snow begins to fall, our hearts sink a little. The simple act of leaving the house, getting to public…
For people with disabilities, accessibility is essential. It allows us to participate fully in the world, just like everyone else. We want to be part…
In our journey toward creating truly inclusive spaces, it’s crucial to understand the profound difference between a gap and a barrier. A gap represents the…
Sometimes the best results happen organically. Last week a group with a wide range of disabilities took a tour of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights. Following…
Creating an inclusive environment requires not just intent but real support—adequate staffing, accessible facilities, and resources to ensure that the experience is a positive one…
Sometimes, we find ourselves labeling past ideas as “dumb” or “poorly designed,” forgetting that such assessments are markers of our forward trajectory. Note, however, that there are also instances…
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is striving to become the most accessible museum in Canada. I’m proud to work with them on reaching this…