ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto. The graphic introduces the panel “AI and Accessibility: Breaking Barriers or Deepening Divides?” and features five speaker headshots arranged side by side: Jutta Treviranus (Inclusive Design Research Centre), Tom Butcher (Zero Project), Max Lemmens (ElevenLabs), Pete Horsley (Remarkable), and Anne Gaviola (Pivotal Media). The design uses orange and navy text on a white background, with a robotic hand illustration in the upper right and Access to Success and Enable Everyone logos at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto, inviting attendees to visit exhibitors in the exhibit hall. The graphic features nine exhibitor logos, including OPEN Collaboration for Cognitive Accessibility, Be Enabled, aequum, bonocle, Prova Innovations, Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility, accessibrand, and Trek iQ, plus an orange logo depicting a person using a wheelchair. A robotic hand illustration appears in the upper right, with Access to Success and Enable Everyone logos, the summit website, and a QR code along the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto, inviting attendees to find supporting sponsors in the exhibit hall. The graphic features logos of Fable, Rick Hansen Foundation, Samaritan Partners, SkillingUp, Just Like Family Home Care, Kids Brain Health Network, MaRS, EVAC+CHAIR Canada, Whimble, and VGM Group Services. A robotic hand illustration appears in the upper right, with Access to Success and Enable Everyone logos, the summit website, and a QR code along the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto, inviting attendees to find the ATS cohort in the exhibit hall. The graphic displays logos of 13 organizations, including Cboard, Vessl, SensePilot, 1SpecialPlace, IRegained Inc., Hailo, Habitat Learn, Tression, SignUp, Social Cipher, We Hear You, Access Trader, and Tilting the Lens. A robotic hand illustration appears at the top right, with Access to Success and Enable Everyone logos, the summit website, and a QR code along the

ALT Promotional graphic introducing speakers for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit session “Nothing About Us Without Us: Co-designing Disability Innovations.” Five speaker headshots are shown: Maayan Ziv of AccessNow, Sinéad Burke of Tilting the Lens, Manjula Selvarajah of CBC Radio One, Kate Kalcevich of Fable, and Cynthia Lennon of KidsAbility. The summit takes place November 18, 2026, in Toronto.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto, featuring moderator Sean Silcoff. A large headshot of Silcoff, wearing dark-framed glasses and a navy blazer, fills the right side. Text identifies him as a reporter with The Globe and Mail. A QR code appears on the left.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto, inviting attendees to “Find our Cohort in the Exhibitor Hall.” Below the event title are logos for cohort companies including Cboard, Vessl, SensePilot, 1SpecialPlace, IRegained Inc., Hailo, Habitat Learn, Tression, SignUp, Social Cipher, We Hear You, Access Trader, and Tilting the Lens, along with additional company logos. The Access to Success logo appears at the top, and accesstosuccess.ca/summit appears at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto. A large photo shows speaker Maayan Ziv seated in her wheelchair. Text identifies her as the Founder of AccessNow. A QR code appears beside her speaker information.

ALT Varun Chandak sits with fellow panelists Lynne Beveridge and Jeremy Brassington of Habitat Learn during the panel “AI Platforms: Where AI Adds Value and Where It Doesn’t.” The panelists are seated behind a conference table with microphones and event materials.

ALT Five speakers sit behind a conference table during a panel discussion. One panelist speaks into a handheld microphone while the others listen. A presentation screen beside them displays the panelists’ headshots, names, and organizations, including Microsoft and Google.

ALT Jessica Rafuse of Microsoft, Head of Accessibility Global Partnerships & Commercial Impact, speaks on a conference stage. Behind her, a large screen reads, “What can AI do for people with disabilities?”

ALT Attendees sit at round tables in a conference ballroom while a speaker presents from a podium. A large screen displays a presentation slide titled “PE investment from LDC.”

ALT Announcement of speakers for the “What Investors Want: Inside the Funding Landscape for Disability Tech” session at the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto. Three speaker portraits appear side by side: John Ruffolo of Maverix Private Equity, Chris Maher of Samaritan Partners, and Gina Kline of Enable Ventures. Above them are the summit title and session name, with an image of a human hand wearing a white robotic prosthetic in the upper-right corner. Access to Success and Enable Everyone branding appears along the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit showing “68 days to go” in large white text on a dark blue background. Below, the graphic reads “Canadian Disability Tech Summit,” with “Canadian” and “Summit” in orange and the remaining text in blue, followed by “November 18, 2026, Toronto.” A faint image of a human hand wearing a white robotic prosthetic appears on the right. At the bottom, a QR code appears beside the call to action, “Get your tickets!”

ALT Announcement of John Ruffolo, Founder and Managing Partner of Maverix Private Equity, as a speaker at the Canadian Disability Tech Summit on November 18, 2026, in Toronto. The design features a large portrait of Ruffolo wearing a black shirt on the right, with the summit title, date and location on the left in orange and navy text. Orange and blue curved line patterns flow across the white background, and a QR code appears below the speaker information.

ALT Screenshot from the first Inclusive Innovation Network (+N) virtual meeting on Zoom during a screen share by Pete Horsley. Participant videos appear across the top, including Prateek Madhav, Varun Chandak, Pete Horsley, Omid Sadeghi, Juan Pablo Carstens, and Montserrat Souza. The shared screen shows a group photo taken outdoors in front of the Sydney Opera House, alongside a colourful design featuring a black “N” and a yellow heart.

ALT Screenshot of the first Inclusive Innovation Network (+N) virtual meeting on Zoom, showing a gallery of participants joining from different organizations and locations. Several attendees appear on camera, including Varun Chandak, Prateek Madhav, Pete Horsley, Omid Sadeghi, Montserrat Souza, Juan Pablo Carstens, Margaret Grobelna, Randy Belcher, Alvin Tan, Tracy Elliott, and Chetan Kapoor, while others are represented by names, profile photos, or organization logos. Several participants use ATS “enable everyone.” virtual backgrounds, and most microphones are muted.

ALT Meet the speakers of the Canadian Disability Tech Summit session, “Research to reality: How Healthcare Leaders Are Commercializing Innovation.” Featured speakers are Garth Smith of Ontario Brain Institute, Sharon Wong of Bloorview Research Institute, Geoffrey Pradella of Kids Brain Health, and Anthony Palma of KITE Research Institute. The Canadian Disability Tech Summit takes place November 18, 2026, in Toronto. The design also features the Access to Success logo and “enable everyone,” ATS’s tagline.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Canadian Disability Tech Summit, taking place on November 18, 2026, in Toronto. The graphic recognizes Catalyst Sponsors, including CBC/Radio-Canada and the National Research Council Canada, and Supporting Sponsors including Fable, Rick Hansen Foundation, Samaritan Partners, VGM Group Services, Just Like Family Home Care, and the Kids Brain Health Foundation. At the bottom, a black prosthetic hand and a human hand with orange-painted nails form a heart shape. The Access to Success logo appears alongside "Enable Everyone®," ATS's tagline, with blue and orange wave patterns decorating the background.

ALT Promotional graphic for Double the Donation's Corporate Sponsorships Virtual Summit. Access to Success is featured alongside nonprofit organizations including Equality Now, YMCA, RMHC, Global Refuge, Mercy Housing, and others. The event takes place July 22–23 and is free and virtual.

ALT Wide view of the ATS Innovation Hub featuring accessible workstations with monitors, laptops, webcams, and ergonomic seating. Glass meeting rooms line one side of the space, while an attendee explores the workspace and another uses a meeting room in the background.

ALT Two attendees explore accessible technology at a workstation during an event at the ATS Innovation Hub. Viewed through a glass meeting room, they examine a desktop setup while other guests network and participate in demonstrations throughout the open innovation space.