The Innovative Designs for Accessibility (IDeA) student competition seeks solutions to barriers which affect persons with disabilities.
The Innovative Designs for Accessibility (IDeA) student competition seeks solutions to barriers which affect persons with disabilities.
WasteFinder tactile mats on the floor can be felt underfoot, enabling individuals with disabilities to access the recycling sorting station in the student centre cafeteria.
WasteFinder tactile mats on the floor can be felt underfoot, enabling individuals with disabilities to access a recycling sorting station.
A workshop April 25 will explore the barriers instructors may encounter while communicating with students from cultures different from their own.
A team from the Office of Human Rights, Equity, and Accessibility won the Spring into Wellness Workplace Challenge.
A team from the Office of Human Rights, Equity, and Accessibility won the Spring into Wellness Workplace Challenge.
A presentation Tuesday, March 29, will provide an overview of mental health supports available to UWindsor students, faculty, and staff.
Government funding is turning an idea by drama student Nadia Gill into reality, launching a campaign to destigmatize ADHD.
A March 15 webinar will discuss applying the principles of universal design to make campus spaces accessible to all.
Nadia Gill’s proposal to destigmatize ADHD received recognition in a national competition to address challenges to people with disabilities.
Nadia Gill’s proposal to destigmatize ADHD received recognition in a national competition to address challenges to people with disabilities.
The Ontario government is seeking feedback on the proposed accessibility standards for postsecondary education.
The Ontario government is seeking feedback on the proposed accessibility standards for postsecondary education.
Accessibility tools in Microsoft Outlook and Word can improve usability for everyone.
Accessibility tools in Microsoft Outlook and Word can improve usability for everyone.
