In this article, we describe the experience of creating a profile as a consultant on The Accessibility Exchange.
The Accessibility Exchange is an online platform that brings people together to build strong and effective accessibility plans. Diverse people with disabilities and Deaf people (including, Indigenous, racialized, Black, 2SLGBTQI+ and other identities) can assist federally regulated organizations in complying with the Accessible Canada Act.
The Accessibility Exchange is an online platform that brings people together to build strong and effective accessibility plans. Diverse people with disabilities and Deaf people (including, Indigenous, racialized, Black, 2SLGBTQI+ and other identities) can assist federally regulated organizations in complying with the Accessible Canada Act.
The following article explains how The Accessibility Exchange works for federally regulated organizations.
The Accessible Canada Act requires regulated entities to develop and publish an accessibility plan. Their plans must detail how they will remove barriers and improve access for all Canadians including people with lived experience of being disabled, of being Deaf, or of both.
Learn about the background, enforcement, priorities, reporting and expectations of the Accessible Canada Act.