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University of Manitoba releases report on its accessibility

December 20, 2016 — 
'I am extremely proud of this comprehensive plan, which goes above and beyond what is expected'

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(L-R) The Visionary Conversations panel Yutta Fricke, Richard Milgrom, Michelle Porter and Tanis Woodland on Dec. 8, 2016. Photo by Mike Latschislaw.

Visionary Conversations conveys insight into accessibility

December 12, 2016 — 
The dialogue included discussion of The Accessibility for Manitobans Act, which aims to identify, prevent and eliminate barriers for people, in order to make Manitoba an inclusive society

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Snow clearing update

December 8, 2016 — 
Exceptional volume of snow has crews working around the clock to make campus accessible

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Visionary Conversations on Campus.

Visionary Conversations: What does an accessible Manitoba look like?

December 6, 2016 — 
New accessibility laws take effect in December – is Manitoba ready? Join us for Visionary Conversations on Thursday, Dec. 8

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A new symbol of access: How a social movement is changing the wheelchair icon

October 19, 2016 — 
Free public lecture on a guerrilla movement to change an icon

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All welcome at accessibility community consultation

October 4, 2016 — 
Share your feedback at the Accessibility Open House on October 19 and 21, at the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses respectively

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The entire U of M community benefits from better accessibility.

Identifying barriers to accessibility at the U of M: Survey results

August 30, 2016 — 
The survey results inform the U of M plan to identify, prevent and remove barriers to accessibility

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U of M students outside the Administration Building.

Accessibility Audit Workshop offered

August 2, 2016 — 
'Interactive and engaging' session open to all

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Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management

Students living with disabilities needed for active living research study

July 8, 2016 — 
A Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management led research study has its sights set on making active living accessible for everyone. But it needs your help.

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The entire U of M community benefits from better accessibility.

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The Accessibility for Manitobans Act at the U of M

May 20, 2016 — 
A message from President and Vice-Chancellor David Barnard

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