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On May 3rd, Prairie Regional Manager Nikki Langdon took part in a group panel presenting on the findings on Accessibility in the Regina Public Library system at the Saskatchewan Library Association annual conference, along with Regina Public Library branch manager Mark Black and Outreach Services Librarian Patti-Lynne McLeod.
Neil Squire Assistive Technology Specialists and staff members from across Canada attended ATIA 2024 this year to soak up all they could about AT.
With Microsoft Edge all the accessibility features are built-in and ready to be toggled with no downloads or searching required. Of course, that means that Edge is less customizable than Chrome, but for the vast majority of users, Edge鈥檚 built in features are more than adequate.
The West Park Healthcare Centre in Toronto is one of seven GAME Checkpoints, a network of partner organizations led by Neil Squire鈥檚 Makers Making Change program that help people with disabilities access adaptive gaming.
Last year, we raised $28,000 and delivered over 600 toys and 900 switches to children with disabilities across Canada. For 2023, we are shooting even higher. With a fundraising goal of聽$100,000, we are aiming to build聽2,000聽toys, switches, and video game joysticks, host over聽100聽events across all 10 provinces, and make sure that play is accessible to all kids with disabilities this holiday season.