Accessibility & Inclusion, Grounded in Lived Experience

"Accessibility isn't something you do, it's how you do everything."

Mission and Vision

My mission is to move accessibility and inclusion from a checkbox to a way of working, because accessibility is good design that helps build stronger communities. Without accessibility, inclusion isn’t possible.

My vision is a world where every single body and mind is treasured and included.

Areas of Practice

Accessible Event Edits

Every event sends a message about who is welcome.

We know you want your event to be accessible and inclusive for each of your guests or attendees.

We can help you execute.

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Introduction to Disability

This session offers a welcoming introduction to disability and the disability community, creating space for curiosity, learning, and reflection.

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Accessibility 101

Together, we will explore accessibility as a generative, community-building practice that shapes who is able to participate and belong.

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Everyday Ableism

Prepare to be uncomfortable. This presentation about ableism in an ableist and capitalist society will challenge your assumptions and push your comfort boundaries.

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The Intersection of Inclusion & Accessibility

(Or the problem with the rainbow stairs.) Accessibility determines who can enter a space, participate in a process, or engage in a conversation.

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Client Feedback

“This was a profoundly impactful presentation.”

“I thought this session was very informative, very timely, and exceptionally well presented.”

“I work with people with disabilities daily and this course really was thought provoking and listening to people share was really enlightening.”

- Participant, Health Quality BC

- Participant, Canadian Association of Physical Medicine & Rehab

- Participant, Ontario MCCSS

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