The University of Windsor's Accessibility Awareness Days (AAD) is an annual initiative dedicated to promoting inclusion, accessibility, and disability awareness across campus. It is held every Tuesday in March and includes a variety of interactive workshops, panel discussions, and educational sessions.
Purpose and Goals
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Raise awareness about accessibility challenges and solutions.
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Equip students, faculty, and staff with tools and knowledge to create a more inclusive environment.
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Showcase assistive technologies and digital tools that support people with disabilities.
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Foster dialogue around lived experiences of individuals with disabilities.
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Encourage inclusive teaching and learning practices.
Who It's For
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Students (with and without disabilities)
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Faculty and staff
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Accessibility advocates
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Community members interested in inclusive practices
AAD is part of the university’s broader commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). It’s a space where people can learn, share, and collaborate to make the campus more accessible for everyone.