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We bring people and knowledge together on local, national, and global cross-disability issues. Visit: https://xitter.cf/t.co/MQpy70sJvC

Joined January 2023
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(1/3) Eviance participated in the Capital Unlocked Summit, hosted by New Power Labs, our partner on the Spotlight on Women Entrepreneurs with Disabilities (SWED) Project. This year’s theme, Funding Canada: A Collective Project, brought together investors, funders and community
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(2/3) leaders to talk about the future of capital in Canada. For women entrepreneurs with disabilities, who face systemic barriers to accessing capital, these conversations matter. SWED is a systemic change initiative led by Eviance to better understand the experiences of
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Evan Wicklund & Olivia Boonstra presented the Canadian Disability & Climate Change Network & Strategy Project at “Accessibility and Emergency Management:Inclusive Approaches to Transportation and Climate Disasters,” organized by the Canadian Accessibility Network.@CANCollaborate
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(1/2) Our Executive Director, Dr. Susan Hardie, spoke at the Women’s Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC) National Leadership Summit 2026. Her session, “Who Are We Still Missing? Closing the Gaps in Entrepreneurship Support,” examined who falls through the gaps when
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(2/2) financing and business support assume one typical entrepreneur, and what leaders can change.
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(2/3) in emergency evacuation planning for Canadians with disabilities. This is exactly the complex interaction between disability and climate change that our Canadian Disability and Climate Change Network and Strategy Project is working to address,bringing together stakeholders
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(3/3) multiple sectors coast to coast to coast. Read the full article: thecanadianpressnews.ca/prai… Learn more about our work: eviance.ca/disabilityandclim…
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(1/3) Governments too often treat wildfire or flood as one-offs rather than a recurring risk that demands the same advance planning people with disabilities are told to do for themselves.” Eviance’s Evan Wicklund was featured in The Canadian Press speaking to the critical gaps
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(1/5) Nous sommes ravis de vous présenter le premier événement de notre série mensuelle en quatre volets intitulés « Trouver un esprit de communauté et créer des liens grâce à un engagement significatif des jeunes ». Cette session offre aux jeunes en situation de handicap un
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(4/5) cet exercice pratique dans les mêmes conditions, la priorité sera donnée aux jeunes (de 18 à 36 ans) ayant une expérience directe du handicap. Si le nombre de candidatures dépasse largement le nombre de places disponibles, nous organiserons un deuxième « débat politique »
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(1/4) We are pleased to share the first event in our monthly four-part series, "Finding Community and Connection through Meaningful Youth Engagement." This session creates an important closed space for disabled youth to come together, organically share their own insights and
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(3/4) connect to community. To ensure all participants are equally able to participate in this hands-on exercise, attendance will prioritize youth (18-36) with lived experiences of disability. If interest far exceeds the number of available slots, we will host a second policy
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Our Annual Report is now live. One year of bringing people and knowledge together to realize behavioural and system level change. Read the full report at eviance.ca/annual-reports
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