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ALT Eviance team presenting the Climate and Disability Project at the Canadian Accessibility Network Webinar, displayed on a laptop screen with presentation slides and speakers.
ALT Promotional graphic featuring a black-and-white portrait of Dr. Susan Hardie with dark-rimmed glasses and a smile. Above her, text reads "Dr. Susan Hardie at the Women’s Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC) National Leadership Summit 2026," alongside the Eviance logo and website URL at the bottom.
ALT Graphic card with the orange flower-like Eviance logo at the top. In the center, dark text reads: “Governments too often treat wildfire or flood as one-offs rather than a recurring risk that demands the same advance planning people with disabilities are told to do for themselves.” Below the quote is a maroon banner with white text reading: "Evan Wicklund, featured in The Canadian Press".
ALT Image promotionnelle d’un événement Eviance intitulé « Créer un sentiment d’appartenance et de lien grâce à un engagement significatif des jeunes ». Présente les photos des conférencières Carly Fox, Ayomide (Joy) Adebayo-Oyetoro et Olivia Boonstra. Date : 27 octobre 2026, de 17 h à 19 h HE.
ALT An event graphic for Eviance titled "Finding Community and Connection through Meaningful Youth Engagement," featuring speakers Carly Fox, Ayomide (Joy) Adebayo-Oyetoro, and Olivia Boonstra on October 27, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. ET.
ALT Eviance Annual Report 2025-2026 promotional graphic featuring the organization's logo, the text "Read the report at eviance.ca and discover one year of bringing people and knowledge together for system level change," and a mockup of the annual report book cover showing team members.
ALT Announcement graphic welcoming Hannah Brown and Amandipp Singh to the Eviance Board of Directors, featuring black-and-white portraits of both individuals.
ALT Event poster for the "Realizing Human Rights and Social Justice in Mental Health" report launch, hosted by the Mad Studies Hub and Eviance. The event features team members discussing the report "Human Rights and Coercive Practices in Mental Health Systems: Evidence from Canada, Kenya and Australia". It takes place via Zoom on October 1, 2026, with sessions at 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM EDT. Registration is required and can be completed via the provided QR code or link
ALT "During the heat dome, I fainted three times due to the extremely hot temperatures. It was quite scary. I don't want to have other people deal with that in the future." — Nika Zondag, Sustainability Ambassador, Down Syndrome Resource Foundation This blog, contributed by Glen Hoos from the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation (DSRF), highlights Nika's work raising awareness across Canada about the growing impact of climate change on disabled people, supported through the Climate and Disability Community Action Grant awarded by Eviance. Read blog: https://www.eviance.ca/post/nika-dsrf ---- "During the heatwave, I had to go three times because of the extremely high temperatures. It left me feeling scary. I don't want anyone else to be interested in it in the future." — Nika Zondag, Sustainability Ambassador, Down Syndrome Resource Foundation This blog, contributed by Glen Hoos of the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation (DSRF), highlights Nika's work raising awareness across Canada about th
ALT Smiling portrait of Nika Zondag with glasses outdoors. Text overlay reads: "Nika Zondag sensibilise la communauté des personnes atteintes du syndrome de Down aux changements climatiques." Includes logos for Eviance and the Government of Canada, with a button reading "LIRE LE BLOGUE."
