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Announcing Carleton’s Renewed Coordinated Accessibility Strategy

Dear Members of the Carleton Community, National AccessAbility Week is celebrated the last week of May every year. It is an opportunity to celebrate the …

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Accessibility Institute steadfastly focused on a barrier-free future

Interdisciplinary accessibility research impacts broader inclusivity When it comes to accessibility, research is essential to help identify barriers that prevent people with disabilities from fully …

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Fine-Tuning the Renewed Coordinated Accessibility Strategy

Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on the draft version of the renewed Coordinated Accessibility Strategy. As the strategy moves into the fine-tuning phase, …

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Coordinated Accessibility Strategy Renewal Draft

Dear Members of the Carleton Community, In fall 2024, we embarked on a collaborative process to renew Carleton’s Coordinated Accessibility Strategy. This crucial strategy has …

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Accessibility competence makes for more effective and competitive organizations

As organizations today place more emphasis on improving workplace culture and operations, efforts to enhance inclusion and accessibility are top of mind for many. Change …

Collaboration is the Key to Building an Accessible Canada

The Importance of Allyship and Lived Experience For more than a decade, the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University has been working toward a fully inclusive …