Image Description: Corrie presenting at the 2025 ACE Awards.
Recognizes an individual who has shown an exceptional commitment to learning about accessibility through ACE. This award celebrates someone who has consistently participated in ACE training, events, and learning opportunities and demonstrated an ongoing interest in building their accessibility knowledge and confidence.
Winner: Caryn Tresidder, IWK Health.
Finalists: Melanie Bower, NS Health, Annette Carter, Pier 21
Recognizes an individual or organization in New Brunswick that is beginning to build a strong connection with ACE learning. This award celebrates a participant who has actively engaged in ACE training, events, or other learning opportunities as ACE expands its work in New Brunswick.
Winner: Andrea Martin, Government of New Brunswick.
Finalists: Heather Avery, Government of New Brunswick, Caitlin Udall, Government of New Brunswick
Recognizes an individual or organization in Newfoundland and Labrador that is beginning to build a strong connection with ACE learning. This award celebrates a participant who has actively engaged in ACE training, events, or other learning opportunities as ACE expands its work in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Winner: Cherry Ralhan, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Finalists: Nicola Clift, Bright Isle
Recognizes an individual or organization from the public sector that has demonstrated a strong commitment to accessibility learning through ACE. This award celebrates consistent participation across ACE training, events, and other learning opportunities.
Winner: Muriel Thomas, Town of Yarmouth
Finalists: Tammy Samson, NS Health Authority, Ivonne Paez, Dalhousie University
Recognizes an individual or organization from the nonprofit, community, or social impact sector that has demonstrated a strong commitment to accessibility learning through ACE. This award celebrates active and ongoing participation in ACE training, events, and other learning opportunities.
Winner: Amanda Mollon, Maggie’s Place Cumberland
Finalists: Sierra Jordan, Nova Scotia Department of Public Works, Victoria Vance, Cumberland African Nova Scotian Association (CANSA)
Recognizes an individual or organization from the private sector that has demonstrated a strong commitment to accessibility learning through ACE. This award celebrates active and ongoing participation in ACE training, events, and other learning opportunities.
Winner: Peter Hradisky, Events East
Finalists: Jennifer Mizzi, Shannex, Kerri Marshall, Forestry Sector Council (FORSEC)
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