by Anonna Hossain | Jul 22, 2026 | Education, News
July is Disability Pride Month, and this year’s theme is: “The World Works Better With Us.” There’s a real idea behind that theme, and it has a name: the curb-cut effect. It’s named after those sloped ramps cut into sidewalk corners. They...
by Anonna Hossain | Jul 14, 2026 | AccessOutdoors, Places
Summer in Ontario means longer days, warmer air, and a whole province of trails waiting to be explored. Whether you’re looking for a quiet, paved walk or a trail that keeps you busy and runs for kilometers, there’s a route out there for you. We’ve...
by Anonna Hossain | Jun 22, 2026 | Events, Special
This summer, & Juliet is doing something special. On Thursday, July 2, the Royal Alexandra Theatre will host the show’s first-ever Chilled Performance – a more welcoming, lower-pressure way to experience one of the most joyful musicals on stage right...
by Anonna Hossain | May 13, 2026 | People
The longitudinal evidence is in. FUTURES — AccessNow’s leadership program for Disabled and neurodivergent young adults aged 18–30 — is not just working. It is working in measurable, repeatable, structurally specific ways. We just finished compiling three cohort...
by Anonna Hossain | Apr 1, 2026 | AccessFest, News
Image is of Martin Deschamps and his team performing on stage at AccessFest 2025. Recently, our CEO Maayan Ziv wrote a piece for AFAR Magazine that asked: How do festivals really measure up when it comes to meaningful access for disabled and neurodivergent attendees?...
