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Here are some of the ways to celebrate
Access Awareness Day
Highlight success stories
Has your community put policies or actions in place
that have made it more accessible? Do you have a
story to share that may help to inspire others?
Recognize someone in your community
Is there someone in your community - an
individual, business or organization that deserves
recognition for going above and beyond in their
efforts to build increased awareness and
understanding about the needs of people with
disabilities? Use the email link at the bottom of the
page to let us know so that we can recognize their
efforts!
Help put your community on our map
Is your community or municipal council planning
an event or activity to celebrate Access Awareness
Day? Let us know more about the event that is
being planned and we will put your community on
our map so that we can all celebrate together!
Become a member of
our BC CAN Network
Our BC Community Accessibility Network (BC CAN)
was established to share stories and ideas as well
as weekly tips on accessibility. Our members who
are from across British Columbia are committed to
accessibility and inclusion. Use the form on the
Accessibility page to join now and become part of
our network.
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Check out our resources
Over the years, SPARC BC has developed a number
of resources and reports which focus on ways to
promote increased accessibility and inclusion for
people with disabilities. Check out our resources
on the Resources and Publications page! Also feel
free to suggest other topics or resources that would
be useful to your community.
Measuring Up @ SPARC BC
In 2010, SPARC BC assumed responsibility for
managing the outreach and support for the
accessibility-related resources and materials
established under the 2010 Legacies Now
Measuring Up program. These resources are
available on the Measuring Up @ SPARC BC page.
Contact Our Measuring Up Coordinator
We are also working on the development of a
number of best practice guides and resources to
support communities in their on-going efforts to
improve accessibility and inclusion for people with
disabilities. If you have an idea about an issue
area or topic related to accessibility and inclusion
please contact our measuring up coordinator at
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