Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
2 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Canada (10)
Founded in 1994 (rebranded at OCAD University in 2010), the Inclusive Design Research Centre runs open-source inclusive-design R&D with ~20 staff, a …
Toronto startup Fable pays people with disabilities to test and co-design digital products, working with Microsoft, Meta and Walmart. It raised $2M …
Since 1994, Keewaytinook Okimakanak's K-Net has built First Nations-owned broadband and telehealth infrastructure in remote northwestern Ontario, growing from 6 founding communities …
Canada's Accessible Canada Act (2019) aims for a barrier-free Canada by 2040. Its Commissioner reports 250+ inspections in 2025–26, 95+ non-compliant findings, …
A Toronto nonprofit pairs trained teen/young-adult volunteers with older adults for one-on-one tech and online-safety mentoring; peer-reviewed University of Rhode Island studies …
Canada's national digital literacy programme (CAD $47.1M) reached 650,000+ Canadians from 9 underserved groups over 2018–2025 through 50+ funded organisations; Phase 2 …
First Peoples' Cultural Council's free FirstVoices Keyboards app, launched in BC in 2016 after beta testing with 70 First Nations people, lets …
Since 2021, Ontario's Digital Service Standard has made testing with disabled people — screen readers, 400% zoom, automated and manual checks — …
A Montreal Down-syndrome association's 2016 iPad day-programme for adults with intellectual disability was evaluated over 9 months and, with OPHQ funding and …
Accessibility Standards Canada published the world's first national standard on accessible and equitable AI in December 2025. Voluntary and not yet evaluated …
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