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SURF: Sourcing Understanding Thru Research for Future Talent

This study will investigate what youth with disabilities experience when they transition from school to work. Specifically, it will look at how students with disabilities can be better supported during this period.

Technical committees

Technical committees Role of technical committees Technical committees:  identify where people with disabilities may face barriers related to its area of focus; develop a national standard, or a suite of standards, to work towards eliminating these …

Technical committee application: Consent for Security Level information - Additional information

Technical committee application: Consent for Security Level information - Additional information The following information may be requested to be completed by the applicant and authorized Departmental/Agency/Organizational Official: Full legal name and …

Technical committee application: Roles and responsibilities

Technical committee application: Roles and responsibilities The following information explains the roles and responsibilities of the three types of technical committee members: Chairperson; Vice Chairperson; and Member. Technical Committee Chairperson The …

Technical committees: Explained

Technical committees: Explained   Download Technical_Committees_Explained.png (305.3 KB)   Downloadable PDF version   Long text version Technical committee: a group of people from different organizations and backgrounds who combine their expertise and …

Technical committees: Why do we need them?

Technical committees: Why do we need them?   Download Technical_Committees_Why_We_Need_Them.png (229.35 KB)   Downloadable PDF version   Long text version We develop accessibility standards that reflect the needs and perspectives of Canadians with …

Technical committees: Why should you join?

Technical committees: Why should you join?   Download Technical_Committees_Why_Join.png (247.78 KB)   Downloadable PDF version   Long text version Technical committees are your opportunity to have a direct impact on the lives of Canadians living with …

The Future of Work and Disability

This study will look at how artificial intelligence and other technologies affect people with disabilities. The goal is to determine whether these technologies limit or improve their employment opportunities and well-being.

The Future of Work: Equitable Digital Systems

This study will review the digital tools and software used in federally regulated workplaces that present barriers to employees with disabilities.

The Impact of Remote Work on Workplace Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities

People with disabilities face barriers when working remotely. This study will identify the barriers to workplace inclusion in a remote work environment. 

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