The Canadian Multicultural Disability Centre (INC)’s mission is to improve the quality of the lives of Canadians with disabilities particularly those from ethnocultural communities. The intent is to create opportunities for such disabled communities to enhance their capacities to escape poverty and meaningfully contribute to the Canadian economy and society.
These self-assessment tools are designed to help organizations create and review their accessibility plans for compliance. The results can be saved and printed. The Accessible Canada Act divides federally regulated entities into four groups. Select the form that applies to your organization’s industry (or sector).
Supports neurodiverse individuals and families by promoting autism awareness and inclusion. Works with employers and communities to create autism-friendly spaces and workplaces
Advocates for economic inclusion and financial security for people with disabilities. Works with policymakers and businesses to reduce barriers to employment and services.
Supports the employment and workplace inclusion of people with disabilities. Provides training, resources, and employer partnerships to foster accessibility.
Develops and promotes national accessibility standards to create a barrier-free Canada. Works with organizations to implement inclusive policies and practices.
Built on the direction and feedback of people across Canada who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision, CNIB Inclusive Language Guidelines are designed to be a resource for people of influence and all Canadians to learn inclusive, respectful ways to write, speak about, and represent people who are living on the blindness spectrum.
The Disability Reference Guide (the Guide) is a tool for identifying, clarifying and promoting policies to address issues that affect people with disabilities. While the objective of the Guide is to help ensure that federal programs , policies and services maintain or enhance the social and economic inclusion of people with disabilities , much of…
Employment Equity demographic data – Persons with disabilities
Offers resources, advocacy, and legal support to persons with disabilities facing discrimination in British Columbia.
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