by Timi | Aug 18, 2024 | Mental Health Disabilities, Support Persons
With the growing awareness of mental health, accessing affordable counseling services remains a challenge for many individuals. This guide aims to help you navigate the various paths to finding an affordable counselor in 2024, ensuring you get the support you need...
by Timi | Aug 1, 2024 | Assistive Devices, Assistive Technology & Devices, Communication Barriers, Communication Disabilities, Information & Communications, Websites
With at least 4.9 billion active internet users worldwide as of 2021, digital accessibility is more important than ever. Over 1 billion people around the world are part of the disabled community, and each one of these individuals deserves equitable access to in-person...
by Timi | Jul 30, 2024 | Accessible Documents, AODA Standards, Assistive Technology & Devices, Canadians with Disabilities Act, Information & Communications, Media Coverage, Websites
Colorado is one of the first states to mandate that both state and local government agencies adhere to web accessibility standards, with the coming into effect of House Bill 21-1110. As of July 1, 2024, all government agencies are required to implement accessible...
by Timi | Jul 30, 2024 | Accessible Employment, Accessible Parking, Accessible Transportation, Assistive Devices, Assistive Technology & Devices, Communication Barriers, Employing People with Disabilities, Intellectual Disabilities, Invisible Disabilities, Learning Disabilities
In the ever-evolving landscape of workplace diversity, disability inclusion, and accessibility have become critical focal points for organizations striving for comprehensive inclusivity. As we navigate through 2024, groundbreaking research and innovative technologies...
by Timi | Jul 21, 2024 | Accessible Parking, Accessible Transportation, Assistive Devices, Assistive Technology & Devices, Canadians with Disabilities Act, Transportation
An Olds, Alta., woman with accessibility issues is speaking out against the town after local bylaw officers informed her she would receive a $5,000 fine if she was caught using her mobility scooter on any street, sidewalk or pathway in town. Jennifer Clarke, 48, was...
