How Lynda Todd is Redefining Accessibility in the Art World Five years ago, Lynda Todd never imagined she had become a professional artist, let alone one with a growing list…
…of developers, researchers, real estate professionals, and people with lived experience who aim to enhance accessible housing across the country. On November 29th, the AAC held its second annual meeting,…
…of the most memorable and rewarding experiences of my Masters degree. It was the first time I had worked in a professional environment and SCIO made the transition so easy….
…possible, but it can mean finding personal care by professional attendants that you trust, in your home, your workplace or at school. In Ontario there are a few avenues to…
…a variety of ways; through the skills and resources they offer to support our mission; their experience as a person with a spinal cord injury; their professional insights into our…
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