I got off a plane to find my independence stripped from me.
This cannot continue happening to disabled people. This #wheelchair is my mobility. My entire life is powered by this wheelchair.
Another flight, another broken wheelchair damaged by #airlines.
An impactful message from Keynote speaker @maayanziv at the first full day of the @ontario_living Inspiring Possibilities Conference.
https://t.co/NazGbRbu8J
You’ve seen her work. You’ve probably seen her on your feed. Now you can hear from @maayanziv in person at the Canadian Disability Tech Summit 2026.
🎟️ Join us: https://t.co/cfjoJANVnE
📅 November 18, 2026
📍 Toronto, ON
#DisabilityTech#AssistiveTechnology@AccessNowApp
Im live on @NPR@1a right now. This hour we are talking about air travel and accessibility for people with disabilities. Have a question or comment? We want to hear from you. #RightsOnFlights
Google AI is helping Canadian businesses, governments, and communities solve real-world challenges and find new opportunities for growth.
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On The BetaKit Podcast, @MaayanZiv of @AccessNowApp explains why the rollback of DEI programs is “self-sabotage.”
This week’s podcast presented by #CIXSummit, powered by @ElevateTechCA. https://t.co/pMRkISWfdf
Jan 1, 2025 marks the day the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act was supposed to result in a barrier free province. After 20 years, disabled people still face serious discrimination in all aspects of life. #AODAFail
While I agree education is key, the ON gov not understanding the necessity of penalties is one of the main reasons the province has failed disabled Ontarians in realizing the #AODA.
I spoke with @CBCPLS about this dire failure to uphold human rights.
https://t.co/x7koriF5Aj
Meet @maayanziv: disability advocate, entrepreneur, and founder of @AccessNowApp. She's breaking barriers, amplifying voices, and driving change for accessibility worldwide. Follow her for inspiring stories, innovative ideas, and real impact. 🌟 #Inclusion#Accessibility
Today I post from the ICAO headquarters at the first-ever Symposium on Accessibility in International Civil Aviation —a historic convening to address the systemic barriers faced by disabled passengers in air travel. #RightsOnFlights
On this #IDPD I feel privileged to have the opportunity to advocate for the rights of disabled people. I feel grateful for the leadership within our community that has paved the way. I feel passionate about the future which is accessible. #IDPD24
"Accessibility in air transport is critical for a barrier-free world" - Dino Zuppa, acting CEO.
We’re thrilled to join this symposium to advance solutions that ensure equitable and inclusive air travel experiences for everyone!
Canada is here 🇨🇦 Proud to be representing alongside the incredible leadership pushing boundaries on disability inclusion in air travel ✈️#RightsOnFlights
Good morning from the @icao / @IATA Symposium on Accessibility in Air Travel.
I’m participating in this historic international convening to address #RightsOnFlights for disabled passengers.
This is horrific. This is exactly why we need stronger standards and regulations that enforce and protect the rights and safety of passengers with disabilities. #RightsOnFlights
Cancer patient injured after flight, says Air Canada staff failed to properly secure her to wheelchair.
Incident comes after multiple complaints of wheelchair users mistreated by airline, by @MichelleGhsoub
https://t.co/4w9hzb85aj via @cbcnews via @maayanziv#RightsOnFlights
Hiring Peter Dinklage to play the goat that is banished for being different hits so hard on a disability representation front.
The choices in @wickedmovie are so smart - really showcasing a commitment to disability inclusion in film.
.@AirCanada promised to become more accessible. But hidden cameras show it's still falling short. @cbcmarketplace launched 2nd investigation to check on company’s promises to ‘do better.’
https://t.co/RywGUsHuT9 via @maayanziv#disability#RightsOnFlights
“The bottom line is that the era of tolerating poor treatment of wheelchair users on airplanes is over”- @SecretaryPete told reporters as he announces a $50 million penalty to American Airlines for violating disabled passengers rights.
#RightsOnFlights
https://t.co/uQVeVSYxUv