Daryl Rock is a retired career public servant and long-term advocate for accessibility issues in Canada and internationally. He is a Senior Fellow with Knowledge Mobilization Works. Daryl talks about knowledge mobilization and accessibility. He discusses the fact that we have evidence from research and practice, standards and policies, but our communities are not as accessible as they should be. Daryl argues that we need knowledge mobilization to move from evidence to action.
This summer marks the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The CTA has made tremendous progress meeting its compliance goals and remains committed to a bus and rail system accessible to all. For more information about CTA’s accessible services, visit www.transitchicago.com
Mariann Smith, Curator of Education at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY offers encouragement to museums considering how to start an accessibility program.
This video demonstrates the accessibility of your Revived system. Visit us at www.reviveyourpc.ie We implement open source solutions for desktop users.
A how-to film by Elinor and John Thompson demonstrating the possibilities for travel even for handicapped people restricted to wheelchairs with a certain amount of determination and planning. They have traveled extensively over the past 20 years in spite of John’s progressive MS condition.
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