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It's Global #Accessibility Awareness Day!
Today, we raise awareness for digital access and inclusion for people with disabilities, focusing on creating accessible websites.
Learn more about website accessibility:
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'Any sport is for anyone!'
3-time Paralympic medallist Tyler Turner aims to prove that's true in new docuseries 'All In' on @AccessibleMedia
Adrenaline enthusiast Turner teams up with elite athletes to learn new skills and showcase adaptive sport
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Crip Trip Season 2 Hits the Road: Las Vegas… maybe?
A gonzo road trip, a fight for independence and a high-stakes crusade to keep a filmmaker who is disabled out of institutional care. Can the award-winning docuseries make it to Sin City?
Season 2 of Crip Trip premieres Friday, May 1, at 9 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI+, ahead of its TVO premiere in Fall of 2026. Read the full press release here: ami.ca/news/crip-trip-season…
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Biggest guest ever on Double Tap tomorrow (Wednesday). Hint: it’s Apple’s 50th birthday - and no it’s not @tim_cook. But it’s just as big a guest 😁
AMI is thrilled to announce that two series have been nominated for Canadian Screen Awards!
Collar of Duty Kids is nominated in the Best Children's or Youth Non-Fiction Program or Series category, while All Access Comedy is up for Best Writing, Variety or Sketch Comedy.
Voting continues through Monday, April 13 (until 5 p.m. ET) for eligible Academy members.
Thank you to everyone involved in Collar of Duty Kids and All Access Comedy and thank you to The Academy for recognizing AMI programming.
@TheCdnAcademy
Filming is now underway on How We Do It Productions’ exciting new preschool series coming to AMI-tv, AMI+ and Citytv Saskatchewan in July!
How We Do It is a series where kids of all abilities come together to show viewers how they live their lives.
Hosts Carly (Allison Lang), Isaac (Donovan Whyte), and puppet Howie the Dog (Crispi Lord) explore a range of topics relevant to preschoolers. From handling big feelings, trying new sports, or making friends all is done with a special focus on the disability community.
The Last Days of April debuts Friday, August 7, at 10 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI+. The feature-length version of The Last Days of April will debut April 24 and 25 as part of the Canadian Spectrum Competition at this year’s Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.
Read the full press release here: ami.ca/April-broadcast?refer…
On today's 3 Minute Drill recap of the Paralympics: Canada gets major wins in Para Ice Hockey and wheelchair curling. Plus, Natalie Wilkie medals in cross country skiing, and more!
Stay tuned for tomorrow's report here and on the Para Sport Nation socials.
Class is in session at AMI! History in 60, starring John Loeppky, spotlights key moments in disability history, debuting Monday, March 30, at 9 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI+.
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London, Ontario, is Canada's first UNESCO City of Music! What does that exactly mean? Find out with host Kelly MacDonald, as he explores London's rich music history on Reflections. Stream the episode wherever you get your podcasts! @AMIKellyMac
Double Tap recently visited the Zero Project Conference, where they interviewed fellow groups and businesses that also share a focus on innovating for disability inclusion! Listen to those discussions now on the Double Tap YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.@BlindGuyTech
Introducing our new docuseries All In, starring Canadian para-snowboarder Tyler Turner, co-captain of Team Canada at the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina, Italy!
All In follows Tyler on a transformative journey of self-discovery through sports. From para climbing and wheelchair rugby to sit skiing and sledge hockey, the series showcases a world-class athlete’s determination to master new skills and connect viewers to adaptive sports.
All In debuts Thursday, May 14, at 8 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv and AMI+! Stay tuned on the AMI socials for more details. Read the full press release here:
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