Join us for the Parks Accessibility Conference, July 25-27 2023. Attendance is free! Conference is virtual, will be captioned and have ASL interpretation. https://t.co/Nybtxuckvn
This nightmare continues. After a 12hr flight home I waited anxiously to receive my wheelchair @aircanada had already damaged.
I was told that my wheelchair was lost & had not been loaded on the flight. I was told my wheelchair didnt make it to toronto
https://t.co/uDyiUNZAs5
At the Parks Accessibility Conference, Trisha will share how Trans Canada Trail is working to improve trail accessibility and inclusion across Canada, including the results of their recent National Trail Accessibility Survey. Register now at https://t.co/mCNtoOXwXC
Recognizing the many barriers that prevent full participation, Trisha Kaplan manages national initiatives to remove barriers and make trail opportunities, and the trail sector, inclusive, accessible, safe, and enjoyable for everyone.
It includes a diverse network of academic, tourism sector, not-for-profit, and government partners collaborating in the development and use of new tools to document accessibility in nature-based tourism and recreation spaces.
Led by Mark Groulx, an Associate Professor at UNBC's School of Planning and Sustainability, the Nature for All project funded by the SSHRC supports an evidence-based approach to promoting inclusive experiences across BC’s nature continuum through barrier-free design.
Mike Prescott's project, PARCOURS, seeks to inform accessibility standards in national parks. Currently, he is the project manager for the Accessible Organizations Project in British Columbia tasked with helping organizations to develop accessibility plans.
Meet one of our Keynote Speakers: Maayan Ziv, an activist, photographer, and entrepreneur. In
2015, she launched AccessNow, a mobile app, and website that collects and shares information about the
accessibility status of places worldwide. To learn more: https://t.co/mwfUwJU5iu
Les demandes de conférenciers pour la conférence virtuelle sur les parcs accessibles du 23 au 25 août 2022 sont maintenant ouvertes avec la date limite finale du 17 juin. Cliquez sur le lien pour soumettre votre candidature et en savoir plus. https://t.co/fBR275YDE5
Applications to speak at the virtual Parks Accessibility Conference happening August 23-25, 2022, are now open with the final application deadline of June 17. Click on the link to submit your application and learn more about our conference themes.
https://t.co/LYw0X6M3v0
Call For Speakers!
Are you a researcher, member of the disability or unpaid caregiver community, or part of an organization that wants to improve accessibility at Canada’s National Parks?
Apply now!
Submission deadline: June 3rd, 5:00 PM EST
https://t.co/LYw0X6M3v0
Appel aux conférencier.ère.s!
Êtes-vous chercheur.euse, membre de la communauté des personnes ayant un handicap ou des soignants non rémunérés, ou appartenez-vous à une organisation qui souhaite améliorer l’accessibilité dans les parcs nationaux?
Postulez maintenant!
Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Dr. Tilak Dutta chatted with Juan Olarte about his work making digital information more accessible & what National Park Accessibility means to him.
Link to the chat: https://t.co/ItEBK9QhLg
https://t.co/oyxgojJsVJ
#gaad
Conférence 2022 sur les parcs
23-25 août 2022
Joignez-nous virtuellement! Écoutez les points de vue de chercheurs et de membres d’organismes et de la population. L'en reg istrement est gratuit!
https://t.co/IG10H7bIG7
Parks Accessibility Conference 2022
Making Canada's National Parks more accessible to people with disabilities. August 23-25, 2022
Join us virtually and hear from researchers, organisations and members of the community. Attendence is free!
https://t.co/sHNHPSQPFF
Participants to a Research Study Needed
We are looking for individuals with disabilities and caregivers who have recently been to a national or provincial park to provide feedback about their experiences there.
Caregivers:
https://t.co/B5NGxjd79M
Participants to a Research Study Needed
We are looking for individuals with disabilities and caregivers who have recently been to a national or provincial park to provide feedback about their experiences there.
Individuals with Disabilities: https://t.co/c5pni3sUwT