📷 We Want to Hear From You! Indigenous Disability Canada (IDC) / BC Aboriginal Network on Disability Society just launched our Accessible Housing - Inclusive First Nations Project. We are inviting First Nations community members, especially those with lived experience of disability, to complete our survey on accessible housing. Your insights will help us better understand strengths, gaps, and barriers, and shape meaningful, community-informed solutions. Take the survey here: surveymonkey.com/r/LQVFB6C Each month we will be making a draw for a new iPad, eligible to those who fully complete our survey! We welcome you to share this post to help us reach more community members. Together, we can support more accessible, inclusive communities for today and future generations! @NINSIDC @julia_idcnc @IDCChildren @AFN_Updates @IDCGathering @IndigenousDCM @BCANDSPWD

Indigenous Disability Awareness Month Date & Time - Nov 25, 2025 11:00 in Vancouver Description Indigenous Disability Awareness Month is recognized annually each November by the Manitoba government. It highlights the achievements of Indigenous peoples living with disabilities and recognizes the significant and valuable contributions they make to our communities, including socially, economically and culturally. This webinar features an insightful conversation between Indigenous author, Frances Sinclair-Kaspick and media personality, Shaneen Robinson, as they explore their personal stories, lived experiences and perspectives to find community. Date: November 25 •Time: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. • The webinar recording will be made available to those unable to participate in real-time on AccessibilityMB.ca. If you require additional accommodations or would prefer to register for this event by phone, please call the Manitoba Accessibility Office at 204-945-7613. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…

Day 5 of Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM) #IDAM2025 ! Did you know that the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba all officially recognize and proclaim IDAM each year, and that now there is a movement in the USA to have IDAM included and recognized as part of their Native American Heritage Month! @AFN_Updates @ITK_CanadaInuit @MNC_tweets @CLBClippers @FNSummit @MetisNationBC @SenateCA @HoCSpeaker @HoCChamber

No way better to start day four of National Indigenous Disability Awareness Month, 2025 (IDAM), than to see the IDAM flag flying on the front lawn of our Nation's Capital City! @_MarkSutcliffe @lesliechurch @PattyHajdu @s_malcolmson @MarkJCarney @MandyGullMasty @LeahGazan @RebeccaAltyNWT @AFN_Updates @ITK_CanadaInuit @MNC_tweets @GinetteLavack @JasonNixonAB @Dave_Eby @ABDanielleSmith @PremierScottMoe

Day 3 of Indigenous Disability Awareness Month! Thank you Senator!

November, 2025 is the 11th anniversary of Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM)! IDAM was created to recognize and celebrate the contributions that Indigenous Peoples with disabilities bring to all our communities, and to highlight the unique barriers they often face. Since it's creation, IDAM have been recognized and officially declared by 4 provinces, most Capital cities, and hundreds of communities and organizations across Canada, and internationally! If you, your community, or organization would like to join countless others is recognizing, celebrating, and proclaiming the month, please visit the link below and send us your proclamation! bcands.bc.ca/indigenous-disa…