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This study will gather information on how accessibility standards are used in Nunavut. It will identify barriers faced by people with disabilities from an Indigenous perspective.

This study will develop recommendations for accessibility requirements for signage and wayfinding. It will use evidence based on the experience of people with various disabilities.

This study will gather information about barriers to employment for people with intellectual disabilities. It will do this by consulting with individuals and employers. It will use this information to develop best practices.

This study will identify accessibility barriers in buildings and other structures. Specifically, it will focus on barriers related to how emergencies are managed. The research will identify best practices. It will also make recommendations on how to develop accessibility standards that improve fire safety and the management of emergencies.

AI-assisted authoring tools are becoming important in the creation and sharing of digital content. These tools create opportunities for people with disabilities but can also present risks. This project will explore how accessibility prompts, interface design, and content workflows can be improved to support equitable participation and access. The goal is to produce actionable recommendations that inform future accessibility standards.

This study will identify barriers that prevent people with disabilities from helping to create accessibility standards. The research will be used to develop recommendations and practical steps on how to include people with disabilities when developing these standards.