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Apprenez comment votre ministère et votre organisme peuvent se préparer à respecter et à dépasser les exigences de la Loi canadienne sur l’accessibilité. | Apprenez comment votre ministère et votre organisme peuvent se préparer à respecter et à dépasser les exigences de la Loi canadienne sur l’accessibilité. | ||
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Revision as of 12:13, 11 February 2020
Accessibility-Confident Organizations
Learn how your department and agency can prepare to meet or exceed the requirements of the Accessible Canada Act.
General Resources
- Where departments should start: Find out how your organization can start to become an accessibility-confident organization. Contributor: TBS (OPSA)
- What departments can do now: Read what actions departments should be undertaking to support the implementation of the Accessibility Strategy for the Public Service. Contributor: TBS (OPSA)
- Community of practice on accommodations and accessibility: Connect with other professionals in the federal public service who perform daily activities related to accommodations and accessibility within their organization
- Federal disability reference guide: Learn more about the Federal Disability Reference Guide, which is a tool for identifying, clarifying and promoting policies to address issues that affect people with disabilities.
- A place for all- A guide to creating inclusive workplaces: Learn about can help you understand your legal obligations when creating your workplace accommodation policies and procedures
- GCcampus: Courses, learning events, and training material offered on GCcampus to support accessible and inclusive workplaces. Contributor: CSPS
- Self-identification: Our commitment, how to participate, code of confidentiality, self-identification form. Contributors: PSC and TBS (OCHRO)
- 10 tips for networks of employees with disabilities: Read tips on how members of networks of employees with disabilities can foster an inclusive and accessible work environment. Contributor: TBS (OPSA)
- Promising practices on building accessibility confidence: Learn what others are doing to build accessibility-confident organizations. Contributor: TBS (OPSA)
Persons with Disabilities Champions and Chairs
- PWDCCC: View the mandate and other material related to the Persons with Disabilities Chairs and Champions Committee. Contributor: TBS (OCHRO)
- List of departmental champions, chairs, and other accessibility contacts: View the list of departmental champions, chairs, and other contacts across the public service. For any changes, please contact the Employment Equity Champions and Chairs Committees Secretariat EECCC-CCPEE@tbs-sct.gc.ca. Contributor: TBS (OCHRO and OPSA)
- Making it real - the role of champions and chairs: Learn about how departments and agencies can leverage their champions and chairs to improve their accessibility confidence. Contributor: TBS (OPSA)
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