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What is Neurodiversity? ‘Neurodiversity’ is a term that was coined in the 1990s by Judy Singer, a sociologist with autism. She used it to explain that certain developmental disorders are actually normal variations of the brain. The most common developmental disorders included under this new conception of brain function are ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia,…
Over the last year, the Canada Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada (IWSCC) has witnessed success with its mission to support disabled-owned and veteran-owned businesses. The Canadian non-profit organization helps business owners work through the certification process and expand their business opportunities by providing ongoing education and mentorship. Over the last year, IWSCC has…
Using suppliers within our borders has become necessary during the COVID-19 outbreak. Learn what it means to use, as well as become, one of these suppliers for larger businesses. How do you make the essential connections and network Challenges faced by the local businesses How to address and overcome the challenges Building new business model…
A FREE Program now open to Residents of Toronto Are you: Proficient with technology? Interested in obtaining help to access a new career in digital and accessible media? Looking to add to your set of existing skills? Looking to learn more about making media accessible and inclusive during a FREE 14-Week program? Looking for a…
The Network (CAN) is looking for others to support their vision. Below are links to apply for the various positions. If you would like to help in any of these areas, please take a moment to apply: Research, Design and Innovation Education and Training Policy Employment Community Engagement https://carleton.ca/read/can/governance/domain-area-committees/ and https://carleton.ca/read/can/governance/elections-call-for-members/. Please…
Our world isn’t designed for each of us. It is intentionally designed to not include some of us. As we honored the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation last week, it was an opportunity to reflect on policy and racist practices that were meant to assimilate an entire population of people to be more…