The #UnstoppABLE® Blog - Easter Seals Canada
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The #UnstoppABLE® Blog

Real life stories, experiences, opinions and ideas that challenge barriers to full accessibility and inclusion

Six disabled people of color smile and pose in front of a concrete wall. Five people stand in the back, with the Black woman in the center holding up a chalkboard sign reading "disabled and here." A South Asian person in a wheelchair sits in front.

FEATURED ARTICLE: How To Be A Good Ally by Emily Chan (MSW, RSW)

What does it mean to stand in solidarity with the Disability Community? As a person who has a visible, physical disability, I strongly believe one way to stand in solidarity with the disabled community is being an ally. Essentially, an ally is a partner and friend for people with disabilities. Click here to read the full article.

“Can I come in?”: A conversation with accessibility advocate, Alex Lytwyn

A woman with blond hair and seated in a sports wheelchair is moving around the basketball court

Why I Play: Melanie Hawtin

Photo of a person sit skiing on a slope white with snow, with a support assistant behind them.

Accessible Fun and Recreation Isn’t Just for Kids

Yael Gottesman: Don’t Dis My Ability

Learn more about Easter Seals Canada

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Red Shirt Day

Group of 5 people smiling. Some of them have disabilities

Reimagine Employability

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The Drop Zone Challenge

#UnstoppABLE - Smiling young boy doing a wheelie in his wheelchair

#UnstoppABLE® Campaign