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ALT 1 in 2 young people in Canada aren’t getting the help they need. Let’s change that! #BellLetsTalk. Image shows an upset young individual. Under this is the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo.
ALT Elevating Workplace Accessibility. Background shows three young people looking at a laptop screen. Below this is the PEAC Professional Education for Accessibility Competence wordmark and the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo.
ALT #AbleTo Prepare students for work using the Field Guide. Improve the capacity and ability of campus service providers who support students with disabilities searching for work. Image shows a group of 11 young happy people.
ALT A graphic for Indigenous Veterans Day has an image of the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Confederation Park. Black text with a white background reads Remembering and honouring Indigenous veterans. A red wave graphic at the bottom has the Carleton University logo in the bottom right.
ALT CAN Connect Forum: Employment and Non-Visible Disabilities. Date: Tuesday, Nov. 19th, 2024. Time: 12-1 pm ET. Headshots of moderator and panelists: Bianca Go, Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation, Fineen Davis, Congress of Aboriginal People, Laura-Lee Balkwill, Government of Canada, Sarah Szumlanski, Parole Board of Canada. Below this is the CAN logo in English and French.
ALT Meet our people. Mastoor Al Kaboody. Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN) Program Manager. Image shows headshot of Master Al Kaboody. Blurred background shows an aerial view of the Carleton University campus and Ottawa. Below this is the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo.
ALT Address the complexities of workplace accessibility and disability legislation and compliance. Background shows 2 young girls working together at a computer. Below this is the PEAC Professional Education for Accessibility Competence wordmark and the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo.
ALT Coordinated Accessibility Strategy Annual Report 2024. Above is the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo and a campus photo is at the right of the image.
ALT Elevating Workplace Accessibility. Background shows a woman in front of a whiteboard full of sticky notes talking to other people that are sitting at a meeting room table. Below this is the PEAC Professional Education for Accessibility Competence wordmark and the Accessibility Institute at Carleton University logo.
ALT On the left is a line drawing of a house in a bubble on a brown background. Text reads: Housing Harmonies Webcast Episode #1: Transitions and Moving Network Café happening Wednesday, May 29th from 1 to 2 pm. Eastern Time via Zoom. Register at nihouse.ca/activities. The Accessibility Institute at Carleton University and Sinneave Family Foundation logos are listed across the bottom.
ALT Student AccessAbility Training Program
ALT #AbleTo Tap into Talent. Build organizational capacity: Learning series on disability inclusion at work. Everyone can take action in inclusion. Check out the #AbleTo Tap into Talent series at AbleTo.ca/learn