Resource Library
Instead Of These Ableist Words, Use Inclusive Language At Work
Stop using disability as a negative metaphor at work (and everywhere else).
I May Be Autistic, But I’m Not A Bad Actor, No Matter What Sia Says
After catching heat for a problematic casting choice, Sia clapped back at several professional autistic actresses. Here’s what that signals to the autistic community.
Children’s Books That Feature Characters With Disabilities
These kids’ books feature main and secondary characters with disabilities that may or may not be central to the plot.
How To Teach Kids To Stop Staring At People Who Look Different Than Them
Parents have a responsibility to teach young children some basic etiquette. Here’s how.
Down Syndrome Photo Series ‘More To Me’ Shatters Myths
A Canadian project shines light on the range of emotions those with the syndrome experience.
Accessibility: a matter of big bucks and smart business decisions
As someone who’s been tirelessly advocating for the inclusion of people with disabilities in the digital space for over 20 years, I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve had to explain to people that accessibility is more than just a business expense.
Up About Down
In 1990, a small group of parents joined together for support, information sharing and also developed a baby package for parents of children with Down syndrome. After realizing the need in the community to share this information, Up About Down was formed. Since then, the group has grown and we now share more than just a baby package – we share a wealth of experience and information – throughout our group and the community at large. We do our best to advocate for our children and educate the public along the way.
BLIND SAILING CANADA
The Blind Sailing Association of Canada (BSAC) is a charitable organization mandated to bring the sailing experience to blind and visually impaired persons.
Hiring People with Disabilities: Recruiting with AODA Accessibility in Mind
Although the deadlines for AODA compliance have passed, your company may not be hiring people with disabilities because you are unaware of how best to recruit from this demographic.
What it’s Like for Disabled and Elderly People to Take the TTC
You know that feeling when you’re hurried to get to work or an appointment downtown but the subway trains are all packed? So you fidget with angst until a less jam-packed car zooms into the station? Now, multiply that stress by 20 times.