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Accessibrand Accessibrand™ is a disability collective of design, marketing and communications professionals.

We are a Canadian social enterprise company that was created to increase the inclusion of those with disabilities in the workplace and to promote accessibility for all.

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. 🧡Today, we take time to honour Survi...
30/09/2026

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. 🧡

Today, we take time to honour Survivors and remember the children who never returned home.

One step we can take is to learn from Survivors’ voices. Explore the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s resources: https://nctr.ca/education/

Every Child Matters.



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A vertical Accessibrand graphic for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The design has a white background with large teal, black, and orange typography reading “National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.” An orange T-shirt illustration appears on the lower right, with the Accessibrand logo at the top right. A teal banner spans the bottom of the graphic and features a white maple leaf illustration and the message “Listen. Learn. Reflect.”

"Estevan water tower to light up purple for Disability Employment Awareness Month" https://bit.ly/4hly6N1 via DiscoverEs...
29/09/2026

"Estevan water tower to light up purple for Disability Employment Awareness Month" https://bit.ly/4hly6N1 via DiscoverEstevan

The City of Estevan will light its water tower purple and blue in October in recognition of Disability Employment Awareness Month. Tonya Kopko, a Youth Transition Consultant with Southeast Advocates, brought the request to city council. “Disability Employment Awareness Month is something very impo...

We’re measuring inclusion. 📊At Accessibrand, we believe inclusion isn’t just something to talk about — it’s something we...
26/09/2026

We’re measuring inclusion. 📊

At Accessibrand, we believe inclusion isn’t just something to talk about — it’s something we need to understand, measure, and continue improving.

We’re proud to participate in Pledge to Measure, an initiative helping build stronger, evidence-based data on disability inclusion across Canadian workplaces.

As a participant since 2025, we’re continuing to learn from our own data and use it as a starting point for meaningful action.

Our 2026 Employer Snapshot shows that 100% of survey respondents self-identified with disabilities, with results above the Business & Professional Services participant average. It also shows that 25% of employees who disclosed disabilities are senior leaders.

These numbers are more than data points. They give us an opportunity to reflect on representation, leadership, workplace culture, and where we can continue to grow.

Measurement gives us insight. Action creates change.

Thank you to Accessible Employers and Open Door Group for creating a framework that helps organizations measure progress and build more inclusive workplaces across Canada.

We’re proud to be part of the conversation — and committed to keeping it moving forward.

Want to start measuring inclusion in your workplace?

Learn more and register your organization’s interest in Pledge to Measure:
https://pledgetomeasure.org/get-started/?utm_source=.com

Explore the available resources and reports:
https://pledgetomeasure.org/resources/



Image Description: A series of four branded Accessibrand graphics featuring teal backgrounds, bold typography, and the Accessibrand logo. The carousel introduces Accessibrand’s participation in Pledge to Measure, highlights disability inclusion data from its 2026 Employer Snapshot, and connects measurement with meaningful action toward more inclusive workplaces. One graphic includes a visual excerpt from the Pledge to Measure Employer Snapshot showing the organization’s 2026 disability disclosure data.

"NEET with a disability: what’s holding back visually impaired young people who want to work" https://bit.ly/3Tr0VOO via...
24/09/2026

"NEET with a disability: what’s holding back visually impaired young people who want to work" https://bit.ly/3Tr0VOO via The Conversation

Young people described an inaccessible job market.

"Most human rights complaints in N.W.T. based on disability, commission says" https://bit.ly/4dBk9bh via CBC News       ...
23/09/2026

"Most human rights complaints in N.W.T. based on disability, commission says" https://bit.ly/4dBk9bh via CBC News

The N.W.T. Human Rights Commission says a majority of discrimination complaints in the territory last year were based on disability — and it's again urging the government to pass accessibility legislation.

We’re honoured to share that Accessibrand has received the 2026 Pledge to Measure Disability Representation Award.This r...
23/09/2026

We’re honoured to share that Accessibrand has received the 2026 Pledge to Measure Disability Representation Award.

This recognition acknowledges Accessibrand as the participating organization with the highest percentage of team members who voluntarily disclosed having a disability.

“At Accessibrand, we love showing what’s possible when disabled people are given equitable opportunities to work and thrive. Measuring disability inclusion helps us challenge the stigmas and stereotypes that still exist around disability and employment, while showing that disabled people are talented, capable and valuable contributors. By sharing what we learn, we hope we can help educate others and create more inclusive workplaces.”

We encourage other employers to join the Pledge to Measure. Measuring disability representation helps organizations understand where they are, identify gaps and take meaningful steps toward inclusion.

Thank you to Accessible Employers and Open Door Group Group for this recognition and for helping advance disability inclusion in workplaces across Canada.

Learn more and join the Pledge to Measure:
https://pledgetomeasure.org/get-started/

Get Started - Pledge to Measure
We’re honoured by this recognition and incredibly proud of our team.



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A vertical Accessibrand graphic with a black, white, navy blue, and teal colour palette. The upper section features the Pledge to Measure logo and the title “Disability Representation Award,” followed by the text “The highest % of employees who disclosed disabilities.” A blue illustrated pattern featuring disability-related symbols forms a geometric shape across the lower part of the award section. The bottom white section reads “We’re Honoured To Be Recognized” in large black text, with the Accessibrand logo on the right and a teal border along the bottom.

"BEYOND LOCAL: New bookstore is selling titles for and by the disability community" https://bit.ly/4xYrVnb via Elliot La...
22/09/2026

"BEYOND LOCAL: New bookstore is selling titles for and by the disability community" https://bit.ly/4xYrVnb via Elliot Lake News

Sick Stories will open Saturday in the Tangled Art Gallery at 401 Richmond St. W.

Changing the narrative starts with a conversation.September is World Su***de Prevention Month — a time to raise awarenes...
18/09/2026

Changing the narrative starts with a conversation.

September is World Su***de Prevention Month — a time to raise awareness, encourage conversations, and remind people that support should be accessible when it’s needed.

You don’t need to have all the right words. Sometimes, listening, checking in, and helping someone connect with support can be an important first step.

If you or someone you know in Canada is experiencing a su***de crisis, call or text 9-8-8 for 24/7 support.

Access to support matters. So does knowing where to find it.

Learn more about 9-8-8: https://988.ca/

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A teal Accessibrand graphic featuring the headline “Access to Support Matters” in large white and black text. Below it, a horizontal white line separates the headline from the text “World Su***de Prevention Month.” The lower section contains a simple teal-and-white illustration of four people sitting together around a table, representing connection and conversation. The Accessibrand logo appears in the upper-right corner.

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