Month: October 2025

The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) was created to defend the rights of all Canadians. It was meant to be a place where citizens, especially those marginalized and vulnerable, could turn when justice failed them elsewhere. Yet today, for too many Canadians with disabilities, the CHRC represents not protection, but abandonment. A System That ExcludesContinue reading When Rights Are Ignored – The CHRC’s Betrayal of Canadians with Disabilities

You Can Easily Be Next Each time a government minister turns their back on addressing an issue that affects the health and welfare of persons with disabilities, they may not realize the truth staring them in the face: they could easily be next. Each time an agency dismisses or delays a critical decision, each timeContinue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Has A Sobering Message – You Can Easily Be Next

Unintentional Exploitation – or what? Across governments, universities, research institutions, and even high-profile corporations, a curious pattern is emerging—one that begs for scrutiny. Calls for participation in surveys and research projects targeted at persons with disabilities have become routine, often wrapped in the language of inclusion, progress, and “giving voice” to marginalized experiences. These initiativesContinue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks Unintentional Exploitation – or what?

In Canada, Do Emergency Procedures Include Persons with Disabilities?   A common question is whether emergency procedures in Canada include persons with disabilities, and how Canada fares in protecting their needs during crises like natural disasters and pandemics. The short answer is: yes, emergency procedures do consider persons with disabilities—but experiences and implementation vary. Here’sContinue reading From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – In Canada, Do Emergency Procedures Include Persons with Disabilities?

Inaccessible And Unusable Online Courses And Exams A calamity that continues unabated and responsible parties not being held accountable Online courses and exams continue to pose significant challenges for many people—particularly individuals with disabilities, older adults, and those who did not grow up with technology. Yes, progress has been made. But in many cases, accessibilityContinue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Speaks out On Inaccessible And Unusable Online Courses And Exams