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Accessibility hub

Once you see all the ways our world is designed for people without disabilities, you can’t unsee it.

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“Once you see all the ways our world is designed for people without disabilities, you can’t unsee it. And everyone can do something.”

– Rachel H.

Accessibility is a human right. It is vital to provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to access physical spaces, transit, services, resources etc., and to eAccessibility is a human right. This means people with disabilities should always have the option to access physical spaces, transit, services, resources, and be treated in a respectful manner that empowers independence.

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Inclusive Playgrounds Playbook
Creating inclusive playground environments for children of all abilities
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Accessibility tips
Accessibility from point A to point B—and everywhere in between
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Planning accessible events
Whether you are planning a fundraising gala, business meeting, outdoor event such as a charity run, or any type of gathering, it is important to include accessibility throughout the entire process from beginning to end.