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Are you looking to make your organization more accessible and inclusive? Our library of free resources will give you the tools you need to move to the next stage in your journey.

A BC Transit employee is smiling in their Victoria head office. He is in a manual wheelchair, rolling towards the camera in business clothing. — A BC Transit employee in their Victoria office.

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Someone's desk in an office. A laptop is open with a notebook laying across the keyboard. A cup of coffee and flowers are also on the top.

Employer Wellness Tips from Neil Squire Solutions

Accommodations, Built Environment, Organizational Culture

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Someone in a manual wheelchair, rolling into what looks like an interview. Both individuals are wearing business formal clothing. The person in the wheelchair has papers, or a resume, on their lap.

Accessibility Self-Assessment and Checklist

Accessibility Plans, Organizational Culture, Strategy & Policy

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Creative graphic of intersecting blue arrows, with people walking across them.

HBR’s Business Case

Research & Reports

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Three individuals of various genders and race are gathered around a wooden table with laptops open. They all look happy, wearing casual clothing and may be in a cafe.

Tipsheet for Accessibility and Equity in Online Engagement

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility, Strategy & Policy

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A power wheelchair user in business attire. They are using a variety of assistive technologies to work on a computer, which is positioned in front.

How-To: PowerPoint Accessibility

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility

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Three staff of colour are seated around a laptop in a cafe or restaurant. They are all wearing light green aprons.

Facebook’s Unconscious Bias Tools

Organizational Culture, Retention, Training

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A group of six diverse employees are gathered around an office table, with various laptops and documents open across it.

Google’s Unconscious Bias Tools

Hiring, Strategy & Policy, Training

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A person of colour is facing the camera, smiling. A white person has their back to the camera and their hand on the other person's shoulder, as if comforting them.

Mental Health at Work: Accommodation Guide for Managers

Accommodations, Mental Health, Strategy & Policy

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A person of colour is seated in a manual wheelchair in front of a computer, with others at computers in the background. The person is smiling at the camera.

How to Create an Inclusive Workplace

Organizational Culture, Strategy & Policy

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A person using a Mac laptop with a refreshable braille keyboard attachment. The person is reading the braille, with an iphone in their other hand.

Top 5 Tech Tools for Employees with Vision Loss

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility

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A person of colour is pictured up close with short dark hair, holding a colourful square puzzle of some kind.

Autism at Work Provides Meaningful Employment

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Strategy & Policy

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A person using the traffic light feature within the Brain in Hand app. 3 stoplights are visible on the screen, red, yellow and green.

An App Transforming Employment For Neurodiverse Employees

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Mental Health

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Two people of colour with shoulder length black hair are seated side by side at a wood table, behind a laptop. They look mid-conversation in a business setting.

Inclusive Interview Checklist

Accommodations, Hiring, Strategy & Policy

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A person of colour faces the camera, with their hand outstretched and shaking with a white person. A stack of papers and a resume are in front of the first interview, and it looks like they just interviewed. the other person.

Inclusive Interview Questions

Hiring, Strategy & Policy

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Image of a business person sitting at a desk in front of a computer monitor and typing on a keyboard, wearing a white top with black squares and their hair in a bun. They are typing captions into a video meeting with 3 people watching a presenter on Zoom.

Why Captions Benefit Everyone at Work

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility, Strategy & Policy

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A person of colour with vision loss is seen sitting on a green couch, with their hands reading a braille book on the table in front of them.

Tips to Successfully Work with Your Employee with Vision Loss

Accommodations, Retention, Training

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Image of colourful board game pieces.

Creating a Diversity & Inclusion Strategy

Research & Reports, Strategy & Policy

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Three colleagues in an open plan workspace, conversing in a circle. Two are people of colour, and one is a white person in a manual wheelchair. They are all wearing casual business attire.

Accessible Design Considerations for Employers

Accommodations, Built Environment, Strategy & Policy

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Two people of colour wearing business formal clothing are seated at a desk. One with their back to the camera has a prosthetic leg. The other is working a laptop they're both looking at.

Tips for Successful Partnership of Employer and DESO

Accommodations, Hiring, Recruitment

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Accessible Communications: Why Captions Matter

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility

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Two people are having a conversation at a table. The person facing the camera is smiling and speaking in ASL.

Tips for Working with an ASL Interpreter

Accommodations, Digital Accessibility, Organizational Culture

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Two employees seated at a table. One is using a laptop and speaking to the other. Their manual wheelchair is visible.

Creating a Diversity & Inclusion Statement

Organizational Culture, Strategy & Policy

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Working in Tech with Autism: Katherine’s Story

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity

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Image of a person of colour in a workplace. They are seated in front of a monitor, with their glasses in one hand, and the other does not have a hand. The person has dark hair, dark skin, and is wearing a blue top.

Why Hiring People with Disabilities is Good For Business in the New Normal

Research & Reports, Strategy & Policy

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