3 Ways to Start Integrating Accessibility into Your Workplace (& Life)

Author Alison Sinkewicz
True accessibility goes far beyond compliance.

Why It Matters

Canada's federal government has made significant moves to support individuals with lived experience of disability in recent months — from passing the Accessible Canada Act to investing in AccessNow, an app that maps accessible locations across the country. But how can Canadians be better advocates for accessibility on an individual level?

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