AODA

Ontarians with disabilities have the right to the same opportunities as everyone else. Too often, obstacles get in their way of doing the things that most of us do without thinking. These obstacles are called barriers to accessibility. The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 requires us to break down barriers to make Ontario accessible by 2025.

AODA Committee Recommended Resources

Humber’s Accessible Design In Broadcast Media Accessibility Support at Humber Libraries The Learning Portal Welcome to AODA Resources City of Peterborough’s Guide to Accessible Documents The Intersection of Blackness & Disability in Canada

What is AODA?

AODA Final Regulations Standards Presentation AODA: Realizing Diversity and Inclusion at Humber Slides Frequently Asked Questions: Accessibility Standards Guide to Accessible Festivals & Outdoor Events The Centre for Human Rights & Diversity and the AODA: An Overview

AODA Forms

Community Barrier Identification Form Workplace Emergency Response Information Plan

Accessibility Reports

2019 Accessibility Compliance Report 2017 Customer Service Accessibility Report 2013 Customer Service Accessibility Report 2010 Customer Service Accessibility Report 2008 - 2025 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Accessible Standards

The Accessible Transportation Standard Accessible Information and Communications Standard Accessible Built Environments Standard Accessible Employment Standard

AODA Trainings

AODA Customer Service Standards Training AODA Training for Educators Training Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation & Ontario Human Rights Code Training