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  • Project VENT: A red wet maple leaf on stone
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    IWSCC Announces Project VENT: A Landmark Research Project on, and in Collaboration with, Veteran Business Owners in Canada

    ByAlex Duerksen June 4, 2021June 13, 2021

    IWSCC Announces Project VENT: A Landmark Research Project on, and in Collaboration with, Veteran Business Owners in Canada   The Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada (IWSCC) is thrilled to announce the début of its landmark research study: Project VENT, or Project Veteran Entrepreneur.   Soon after starting the IWSCC, our environmental scan proved…

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    Veteran entrepreneurs build on their military experiences

    ByAlex Duerksen June 2, 2021May 28, 2021

    Meaningful employment is a critical part of your well-being: it ensures financial stability and offers purpose in life outside the CAF. Finding a second career is therefore an important step in your transition. Old skills, new careers The transition into life after service can be difficult for many Veterans. You may find that securing a…

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  • Accessibility News International - Your International site for the disability Community
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    OPEN AIR ACCESS SURVEY

    ByAlex Duerksen May 28, 2021May 24, 2021

    ONE PERSON of the estimated 4,387 persons with disabilities in Amherstburg was consulted regarding the Open Air weekends planned for May 21 to September 26, 2021 that will restrict access to downtown Amherstburg. The Amherstburg Accessibility Advisory Committee was not consulted. Please complete a short survey at https://theburgwatch.survey.fm/amherstburg-open-air-access   Source: https://www.accessibilitynews.ca/open-air-access-survey/

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  • A cartoon of a e-planet with text Presented by TD CGLCC - New World 2021 Digital LGBT+ Global Business Summit
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    New World: 2021 Digital LGBT+ Global Business Summit

    ByAlex Duerksen May 25, 2021May 21, 2021

    Our friends at CGLCC are hosting New World: 2021 Digital LGBT+ Global Business Summit – and registration is now open! For the second year in a row – they are inviting all diverse suppliers to join! They’ll be hosting four days of rich content, networking opportunities, and thought leadership. They’re in the process of announcing…

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    Province of Manitoba Launches Online Engagement to Gather Feedback on Accessibility Standard for Customer Service

    ByAlex Duerksen May 21, 2021May 17, 2021

    Businesses and Other Organizations Required Under Legislation to Ensure Barrier-Free Access for Manitobans with Disabilities: Squires The Manitoba government is launching a new online engagement to gather feedback from Manitobans about their experiences with customer service and to ensure those with disabilities are protected with the same or similar access provided to others, Families Minister…

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    Accessibility Standards Advisory Council Welcomes New Chair Matthew Shaw

    ByAlex Duerksen May 19, 2021May 17, 2021

    NEWS RELEASE Accessibility Standards Advisory Council Welcomes New Chair Matthew Shaw Mr. Shaw will lead the government’s accessibility best practices across diverse sectors April 27, 2021 Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility TORONTO – The Ontario Government has appointed Matthew Shaw as the new chair of the province’s Accessibility Standards Advisory Council . In his new role,…

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  • My Life Without Limits - Podcast Logo
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    My Life Without Limits

    ByAlex Duerksen May 17, 2021

    My Life Without Limits is a podcast that will bring an honest perspective from the disability community. ​Hosted by Carlos Gonzalez and Leah Ison, you will be left inspired by success stories from those who live with daily challenges in an inaccessible world. Each episode will feature a topic regarding disability issues, mental health, or…

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  • Accessibility News International - Your International site for the disability Community
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    The Disabled Doctors not Believed by their Colleagues

    ByAlex Duerksen May 13, 2021May 13, 2021

    Miranda Schreiber BBC News, Apr. 19, 2021 When I was 15, I described what turned out to be the neurological symptoms of mental illness to my doctor. I told him I couldn’t do schoolwork, feel the cold, or understand a book. He suggested I go on walks if I was stressed. This breakdown in communication,…

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  • Feeling Through (2020) (Short) Steven Prescod (L) and Robert Tarango Credit: Doug Roland Films
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    ‘Feeling Through’ Helmer Interfaced With DeafBlind Actor and Audience

    ByAlex Duerksen May 10, 2021May 8, 2021

    Innovation can take many forms and sometimes it comes not from technology but technique. Nowhere was that more evident than during production and screenings of the Oscar-nominated short “Feeling Through.” Writer-director Doug Roland fictionalized his real-life encounter with a member of the deafblind community for the project. Newcomer and deafblind actor Robert Tarango played Artie. As there’s a broad…

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