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Access in Progress

Accessible Media Inc.

Canada says it will be barrier-free by 2040. Access in Progress checks the work. Hosts Marco Pasqua and Bean Gill take the Accessible Canada Act off the shelf and into real life, one barrier and one fix at a time.

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  1. How Can We Make Adaptive Sports More Accessible in Canada? 19:31
  2. How Do We Measure Real Progress in Disability Inclusion? 18:53
  3. Is Food Accessibility Being Overlooked in Canada's Disability Policies? 17:35
  4. What Do Canada's Changing MAID Laws Mean for People with Disabilities? 21:15
  5. What Does Having a Built Environment Actually Mean? 18:03
  6. How Does Canada's Healthcare System Stack Up With The American System? 17:15
  7. How Does Life With a Congenital Disability Differ From Acquired Disability? 18:18
  8. What Barriers Do PWD's Face When Trying To Access Food Banks? 20:35
  9. What Does Digital Accessibility Look Like? 18:46
  10. Are Accessibility Plans Leading to Meaningful Change? 18:58
  11. Why is Accessible Housing so Difficult to Find? 20:58
  12. What Does it Mean to Create More Accessible Content in the Entertainment Industry? 19:28
  13. How Accessible Is Banking for Canadians With Disabilities? 18:29
  14. How Can Comedy Change The Way We See Disability? 19:11
  15. Why Does Disability Representation in Politics Matter? 20:27
  16. What Does It Take to Create an Accessible Workplace? 18:35
  17. How Can We Reduce Advocacy Burnout? 17:29
  18. What Does Accessible Travel Actually Look Like? 17:41
  19. Do You Know Your Disability Rights? 19:43
  20. The Accessible Canada Act: What you need to know for 2040 17:42
  21. Access in Progress - Launching October 6! 0:33