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Inclusion / Disability Inclusion / Accessibility Standards / Workplace Accessibility / Inclusive Workplace / Accessibility

The workforce of the future is neurodiverse. Is your office ready?

Most offices weren’t designed with neurodiversity in mind, and it’s starting to show. While modern office spaces work brilliantly for some people, for others they are noisy, distracting and overwhelming.

Accessible bathroom with white tile, wall-mounted shower fixtures, fold-down gray shower seat, and grab bars. A black door with accessibility symbol opens to a separate toilet room with wood walls.

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Accessibility / Everyday Accessibility

Everyday accessibility: What makes a bathroom accessible?

Bathrooms, restrooms, washrooms, or lavatories – whatever you wish to call them, they are the most...

08-10-25

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Disability Inclusion / Accessibility Compliance / Accessibility Standards / Accessibility / Everyday Accessibility

Retail for all: Is your branch really accessible?

Retailers and banks alike invest heavily in branch design, digital platforms and customer service....

16-09-25

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Accessible Tourism / Everyday Accessibility

Everyday accessibility: 6 low-cost products to make hotels more accessible

August is here. As summer winds down and the back-to-school buzz approaches, people are making the...

06-08-25

A modern hallway with cream-colored walls and a polished floor, featuring multiple elevators on both sides. Each elevator has a sleek touchscreen control panel. At the end of the hallway is a clear glass door with no visible handle, allowing natural light to filter in.

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Inclusive Design / Everyday Accessibility

Everyday accessibility: What makes a hallway accessible?

When you walk through a hallway, what do you notice?

16-07-25

This image contains four separate photographs arranged in a grid: Top left: A person in a wheelchair using accessible recycling bins in a shopping mall. The bins are colour-coded with yellow, blue, and gray sections for different types of waste, positioned at wheelchair-accessible heights. Top right: A man wearing headphones working on a laptop in a modern office environment, with colleagues visible in the background having a meeting or discussion. Bottom left: A wall of blue school lockers, some with their doors open, showing the typical metal construction with ventilation slots and combination locks. Bottom right: An aerial view of a paved surface, likely a parking lot or roadway, with yellow diagonal striping painted on dark asphalt.

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Workplace Accessibility / Everyday Accessibility

Everyday Accessibility: 5 low-cost changes to make offices more accessible

Many companies worry that improving accessibility will be expensive, but in reality, most changes...

10-07-25

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