@KamalKheraLib The irony here is that you’re saying you want to hear from us and want us to bring out voice forward. What about deaf people? The wording can be improved. Consider revising: bring our thoughts forward, want to learn our ideas and experiences.
You may have heard before, "inclusion is the goal, diversity is the outcome." But how do we reach these? "Employers have to allow and enable diversity ... But in order to do so, they may also need to create spaces for expression of that diversity."
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@TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond, @TeckResources CEO Don Lindsay, and @VCHhealthcare Medical Microbiologist Dr. Marthe Charles launch a new COVID-19 safety initiative for public transit in Metro #Vancouver. https://t.co/XFYcPQzeVg
As part of CLBC's commitment to improving services to Indigenous communities throughout the province, we are creating a new director position to lead the Indigenous Community Living BC team. Learn more about this new position here: https://t.co/q2Rez8n2Xj
Communication is a vital part of accessibility! ISL / ASL / LSQ, plain language, captioning, braille, communication assistants, technologies, etc. are some ways persons with disabilities communicate. Inclusion becomes exclusion if we don't ensure the communication needs of others
We're incredibly grateful to have Nigel as the sign language interpreter for BC's COVID-19 updates.
Get to know him and the importance of his expressive captioning in this story 👇
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If you’re picking up your income or disability assistance cheque tomorrow, our staff is ready to keep you safe. We’ll have people there to help you physically distance and get everyone through as smoothly as possible.
The #WFD and @WASLI_tweets have released Guidelines on Providing Access to Public Health Info in Nat. Sign Languages during #coronavirus Get the PDF: https://t.co/hiX1ci54s0 . And full IS version: https://t.co/Ov6bOe6ruw Thread: 1/5
To all government / non-government media reporting on the coronavirus and next steps, ensure that ASL / LSQ and captioning are included and required elements of all reporting. 22% of Canadians live with a disability, don't create further barriers during already trying times.