On-demand training allows you to learn in a way that’s optimized for you– in your own time, pace and place. These 2-3 hour trainings help you build skills in accessibility and equity with practical tools you can use right away.
We are pleased to offer four ACE trainings in French, with additional French-language trainings currently in development.
To identify available language options, check the language code listed with each training:
We have made every effort to use accessible and inclusive French language throughout our training materials. As accessibility and gender-inclusive language continue to evolve, we remain committed to ongoing learning and improvement.
Focus: mindset, awareness, and core concepts
Explain key concepts of unconscious bias and build a foundation for understanding its impact.
Identify how overlapping identities shape people’s experiences at work.
Recognize both obvious and subtle forms of ableism in individuals, relationships, and workplace systems.
Allyship Foundations – Define allyship and how it can be a powerful force toward inclusion and belonging
Focus: core knowledge, legal context, and baseline practices
Analyze the impact workplace accessibility barriers have on neurodivergent people.
Define disability rights as human rights.
Focus: workplace lifecycle (hire, support, grow)
Breaking Barriers: The Art of Inclusive Hiring – Evaluate current organizational culture and systems
Focus: hands-on, task-based skills people can apply right away
Core Skills of Plain Language – Define clear and accessible language and why it’s important
Introduction to Accessible Communications – Define accessible communications and its importance
Privacy
Sea Change CoLab is committed to protecting your privacy. We only collect necessary information to improve our programs, services, and communications, and to meet reporting requirements. We do not sell or share any personally identifying information and take reasonable steps to keep your data secure.
Questions? Contact us at operations@seachangecolab.com
Illustrations by Bea van Leeuwen. We are privileged to work in Mi’kma’ki, on the unceded and ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq people.
