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Accessibility Advisory Group

LTRT’s Accessibility Advisory Group (AAG) is made up of approximately 10 Canadians with a variety of disabilities. The group provides LTRT clients with advice and insights about any accessibility topic clients want to get feedback on. Clients meet with the AAG when they want to hear directly from people with disabilities about their first-hand experiences, but don’t have their own audience to engage with.

  

LTRT has consulted with AAG on dozens of client projects. AAG members provide input on everything from website usability to built environment designs to accessibility plans. The group offers thoughtful insights into accessibility barriers clients may be unaware of. They share their stories, opinions, and priorities all from their unique perspectives.


When clients consult with the AAG, they benefit by: 


  • Getting direct feedback about accessibility barriers from the people who directly experience them 
  • Allowing staff to learn from people with disabilities 
  • Fulfilling obligations they may have under the Accessible Canada Act, specifically around consulting people with disabilities 

Interested in consulting with people with disabilities on your project?

Request a quote

Some members of the Group

A white woman with long brown hair and red lipstick wears a brown shirt.

Alessia

Alessia

Alessia

Alessia (she/her) is a techno creative facilitator and artist, is 28 years old, and has mental health disabilities. Originally from Italy and Argentina, Alessia Signorino now lives in Tio'tia:ke / Moonyiang / Montreal and is fluent in English, French, Italian and Spanish. Alessia identifies as Queer and neurodivergent. 

A smiling woman with white hair and a blue t-shirt.

Barbara

Alessia

Alessia

Barbara (she/her) is 63 years old and has Usher Syndrome type B1. She is married and has 5 children and 12 grandchildren. Barbara is an advocate for the Deaf-Blind Community and all disabilities. She is involved in and part of multiple boards and committees to help improve the life of all people with disabilities. Barbara communicates by using an intervener, a person who provides tactile sign language interpretation.  

A bald man with short brown beard is wearing a grey tshirt and smiles into the camera.

Chris

Alessia

Chris

Chris (he/him) has been a full-time wheelchair user since sustaining a spinal cord injury in 2012. As manager of a peer support program, he helps individuals navigate accessibility and related challenges in their daily lives. Chris is also a volunteer firefighter and facilitates a support group for young adults with chronic pain.

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David

David

Chris

David (he/him) is 35 years old and has autism, a hearing impairment, sensory issues, a learning disability, inattentive ADHD, and a mental health disability. David is a writer with extensive experience in workshopping other writers’ work and draws upon those skill sets when reviewing websites and other materials. 

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Jayde

David

Jayde

Jayde (she/her) lives with multiple disabilities. Through her lived experience and training in accessibility, Jayde has extensive knowledge of how to live in a not-so-accessible world. She works as an accessibility consultant with the goal of helping to create a more inclusive world. She is a passionate advocate of accessibility, health care, and human rights (including the 2SLGBTQIA+ community which she is part of). Jayde believes speaking up to make the world more inclusive and equitable is important for quality of life. 

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Lisa

David

Jayde

Lisa (she/her) is a 42-year-old Métis woman with ancestral roots in the Red River Settlement in Manitoba. She has Chronic Static Encephalopathy as a result of treatments from childhood Leukemia. Lisa has a cataract in one eye, venous insufficiency, and osteoarthritis in both knees. She uses smart devices to help her navigate the world. Lisa has 7 children who all have varying cognitive disabilities.

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Paul

Siyobin

Siyobin

Paul (he/him) is 51 years old, is blind and has a guide dog named Bo to help him navigate different environments. 

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Siyobin

Siyobin

Siyobin

Siyobin (she/they) is a 28-year-old queer non-binary person with Filipino and Jamaican heritage. She has ADHD and Borderline Personality Disorder, which are mental disabilities as well as Fibromyalgia (with a host of comorbidities), which is a Central Sensitization Syndrome with a wide range of symptoms. She uses a walking stick as a mobility aid. 

Interested in joining the AAG?

We are often looking for Canadians with a diversity of disabilities to serve as a member of our Accessibility Advisory Group. 

Call for members

(647) 689-5933 

info@ltrt.ca

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