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Separating The Men From The Boys

Published November 13, 2026 by bfcanada

Separating The Men From The Boys Is the man the one who journeys from commitment to completion? And is the boy the one who commits,…

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The Challenge Of Ordering – See Who Is Being Left Out

An older woman with short white hair, a camel wool coat and a patterned scarf stands at a wooden cafe counter, smiling as she orders from a young barista. She holds a white cane with a red band in her right hand and rests her left hand on the counter. The bearded barista, in a dark shirt and tan apron, smiles and writes her order on a notepad. On the counter sit a QR code card, a brass service bell and a jar of biscotti. Behind her, a row of tall self-order kiosks with blank glowing screens lines the wall, and a young man taps one. A pastry case and seated customers fill the background.

The Challenge Of Ordering – See Who Is Being Left Out

Published November 6, 2026 by bfcanada

The Challenge Of Ordering When Convenience for Some Becomes a Barrier for Others What if you don’t have a smartphone? What if you don’t know…

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Ask Accessibility Business Review Writer Donna J. Jodhan – 10 tips on hosting November tea parties

Published November 4, 2026 by bfcanada

Hi there and my name is Donna J. Jodhan I have been an entrepreneur since 2000 and I am pleased to share the following tips…

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Ask Accessibility Scam Watcher Donna J. Jodhan – Scam Watcher Donna J. Jodhan Warns Against The Following Scams For November

Published November 3, 2026 by bfcanada

Donna J. Jodhan is a world renowned advocate, author, blogger, sight loss coach, dinner mystery writer and producer, entrepreneur, law graduate, and podcast commentator. Donna…

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Ask Accessibility Expert Donna J. Jodhan – 10 tips on using the micro-speak recorder

Published November 2, 2026 by bfcanada

Hello everyone: Welcome to my 10 tip series where each month I’ll be sharing 10 tips on various pieces of technology. This would include tips…

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When Scammers Take Aim At Persons With Disabilities – Be ware of these 2 imposters

A woman with long, wavy gray hair sits at a wooden desk in the evening, a white wireless earbud in one ear. The fingertips of one hand rest on a silver refreshable braille display in front of a laptop, while her other hand hovers just above a smartphone on the desk, its screen glowing with an incoming call. Her eyes are lowered, her brow slightly furrowed and her lips pressed together. She wears a mauve knit cardigan. A folded white cane, a closed notebook and a blue-patterned mug sit on the desk. Behind her, a brass lamp glows beside bookshelves and plants, and a window shows a dusky sky.

When Scammers Take Aim At Persons With Disabilities – Be ware of these 2 imposters

Published October 30, 2026 by bfcanada

When Scammers Take Aim At Persons With Disabilities – Be ware of these 2 imposters Note: Karen Palevsky, M.A. Career Counselor & Executive Career…

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When Accessible Transport Is Booked, Who Owns the Handoff? Lochlan A. H. Khamis | President, MedicalRide.org

Published October 24, 2026 by bfcanada

When Accessible Transport Is Booked, Who Owns the Handoff? Lochlan A. H. Khamis | President, MedicalRide.org Canada’s accessibility conversation often centres on the vehicle: a…

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Camps for building belief and more – I came into this World with nothing! I am going to leave with nothing! But I’ll give something back before I leave!

A group of six smiling children play tug-of-war on a grassy field in a sunny park, each gripping a rope as they lean back with playful determination. The foreground features a child in a white shirt closest to the camera, while others in bright yellow, pink, pastel, and denim outfits line up behind, with tall green trees and warm golden afternoon light creating a cheerful outdoor setting.

Camps for building belief and more – I came into this World with nothing! I am going to leave with nothing! But I’ll give something back before I leave!

Published October 23, 2026 by bfcanada

Camps for building belief and more Every year, thousands of young people reach a major crossroads in their lives. Some are preparing to leave high…

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Follow Donna J. Jodhan’s Latest Podcasts

Published October 19, 2026 by bfcanada

Donna J. Jodhan is a world renown advocate. She is also an author, blogger, sight loss coach, dinner mystery writer and producer, entrepreneur, law graduate,…

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Highlighting More Accessible Travel – take action now and not tomorrow

A person in a dark business suit and blue tie holds a blue accessibility icon with a white wheelchair symbol in one hand and a white model passenger airplane in the other, symbolizing accessible air travel and disability accommodations for flying, with a softly blurred blue-toned background.

Highlighting More Accessible Travel – take action now and not tomorrow

Published October 16, 2026 by bfcanada

Highlighting More Accessible Travel – Take Action Now And Not Tomorrow Travel for Everyone: Breaking Down Barriers to More Accessible Journeys Travel should not be…

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