AccessAbility Moments Campaign

1. What is the AccessAbility Moments Campaign?
2. Become a Contributor
3. Share an AccessAbility Moment
4. AccessAbility Moments Catalogue

What is the AccessAbility Moments Campaign?

The campaign was designed to highlight best accessibility practices implemented by members of the Carleton community across campus.

Students, staff, faculty and visitors address disability-related barriers every day to make courses, services and the workplace more accessible and inclusive. We are proud of our culture of accessibility, which is fostered by learning from one another, sharing resources and incorporating solutions based on real-time feedback.

See below how the community is applying innovative accessibility best practices on campus in the AccessAbility Moments Catalogue.

Become a Contributor

If you or your team have AccessAbility Moments to share, please fill out the form below! New submissions will be featured on this webpage each month.

Email any questions to AccessibilityStrategy@cunet.carleton.ca.

Share an AccessAbility Moment

AccessAbility Moments Catalogue

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Accessible PDFs and PowerPoints

I led a session open to all library staff about how to create and share accessible PowerPoint presentations and PDFs. I also provided the handouts in multiple formats to be more accessible. Submitted by Lacey from the... More

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Exhibiting at the Abilities Expo

In May 2022, we exhibited at the Abilities Expo in Toronto to promote accessibility services at Carleton University. We visited with potential students, organizations in disabilities services and occupational health professionals.... More

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

More Accessible Dorm Rooms

As a Team Leader with the Attendant Services Program at Carleton University and Algonquin College, I worked with Carleton’s Department of Housing to remove the threshold from a student’s residence room. Removing the threshold... More

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Learning About Accessibility

My accessibility tip is to be strongly committed to learning constantly. The more I learn, the more I appreciate how much more I can learn. There are a number of disability activists I follow on Twitter that help shape my perspectives... More

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