An alliance of university, public, private and government partners working to enhance community participation among Canadians with disabilities.
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ALT Illustration of diverse people with disabilities engaging in various activities. Text reads, "International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Let's create inclusive spaces where we can all move, grow, and thrive!.
ALT Examples of visible and invisible disabilities. Under visible disabilities, which make up 20% of all disabilities, it lists visual disabilities and motor disabilities. Under invisible disabilities, which represent 80% of all disabilities, it lists disabling diseases, mental disabilities, hearing disabilities and intellectual disabilities.
ALT "Disability Pride Month" is displayed in bold white letters on the left side of the image. Below the text are four icons representing different disabilities: a brain outline for cognitive disabilities, a wheelchair for mobility disabilities, a person with a cane for visual impairments, and two hands signing for hearing impairments. The background features diagonal stripes in red, yellow, white, blue, and green, which are colors of the Disability Pride flag.
ALT An infinity symbol with rainbow colouring. Text reads "Autistic Pride Day, June 18"
ALT Now open! Funding available under the Accessible Canada Fund – National AccessAbility Week stream. A person sitting in a wheelchair typing on a computer.
