What is National AccessAbility Week?
(NAAW) is an annual celebration led by the Government of Canada in the last week of May. NAAW is a time to recognize the contributions of Canadians with disabilities and to raise awareness about the critical need for accessibility and inclusion in our communities.
National AccessAbility Week 2025
National AccessAbility Week (NAAW) occurred from May 25, 2025, to May 31, 2025. The Office of the Associate Provost, Campus Support and Accessibility, including the Campus Accessibility team, observed NAAW by celebrating a different University initiative that demonstrates a commitment to advancing accessibility and disability inclusion each day through a Daily Bulletin article.
- Celebrating ongoing work to advance campus accessibility: National AccessAbility Week and the Disability Affinity Program
- How Inclusive and Accessible Design is shaping our campus spaces
- Student-designed “insider” tours highlight accessible and inclusive campus spots
- CAPACITY project challenges students to innovate campus accessibility
- Digital Accessibility Community of Practice builds new network for campus support
National AccessAbility Week 2024
In 2024, the Disability Inclusion Team participated in National AccessAbility Week and by celebrating a different University initiative each day of the week that demonstrates a commitment to advancing accessibility and disability inclusion at ݮƵ.
- Celebrating the advancements of today and tomorrow: National AccessAbility Week and the Accessible Education Project
- WUSA leads community engagement to advance accessible student governance
- New guide makes it easier to improve course accessibility
- Engineering Society works to innovate the accessibility of student events
- Accessibility is a "story of progress"
