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Ontario legal clinic promoting equality rights of persons with disabilities. Tweets are not legal advice. Posts/re-posts are not endorsements. linktr.ee/ARCHDisabilityLaw

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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
ARCH sera fermé le mer. 30 sept. pour la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation. Réouverture le jeu. 1er oct. Besoin d’aide juridique? Référence : lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Aide juridique Ontario : 1-800-668-8258 211 Ontario : 211.ca
Graphique bleu et blanc d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées. Une affiche suspendue indique : « ARCH sera FERMÉ le mercredi 30 septembre pour la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation. ARCH rouvrira le jeudi 1er octobre selon nos heures de bureau habituelles. Si vous avez besoin d’une aide juridique immédiate, veuillez lire les renseignements ci-dessous. » Le graphique comprend l’adresse du site Web d’ARCH.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
ARCH will be closed on Wed, Sept 30, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. ARCH will reopen on Thurs, Oct 1, with regular office hours. Need legal help? Lawyer Referral Service: lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Legal Aid Ontario: 1-800-668-8258 | TTY: 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario: 211.ca
Blue and white graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre. A hanging sign reads: “ARCH will be CLOSED on Wednesday, September 30, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. ARCH will reopen on Thursday, October 1, with our regular office hours. If you require immediate legal assistance, please read below.” The graphic includes ARCH’s website address.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
You’re invited! ARCH’s Virtual AGM is Oct. 14, 2025: 6 PM ET presentation | 7 PM ET members-only ASL & CART provided. Other accommodations? Contact Theresa by Oct. 1. Keynote: Gary Malkowski Registration, Presenter Bio + AGM package: archdisabilitylaw.ca/get-involved/events/annual-general-meeting/
Graphic for ARCH Disability Law Centre’s Annual General Meeting. The AGM is Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM, held virtually on Zoom. The keynote presentation is “Civic Engagement, Advocacy, Human Rights: Why All Three Matter,” presented by Gary Malkowski, M.A., L.H.D., Deaf activist and former Chair of the ARCH Board. A photo of Gary Malkowski appears on the right side of the graphic. Registration link is available in the caption. Website: www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
ARCH is hiring a full-time, permanent Litigation Lawyer! Join our team and help advance the rights of people with disabilities. Learn more and apply: archdisabilitylaw.ca/arch-is-seek...
Graphic announcing that ARCH Disability Law Centre is hiring a full-time, permanent Litigation Lawyer. The ARCH logo appears inside a large blue circular design. Bold text reads “We Are Hiring” and “Litigation Lawyer.” Additional text says, “For more details please visit our website. Link to job posting is in the caption.”
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Want to learn about your rights as a student? Students with disabilities and parents and caregivers of students with disabilities aged kindergarten to grade 12 are invited to our upcoming webinar, Back to School: Know your Rights! Tuesday, September 29 at 5:30 p.m. on Zoom. #Disability
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Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Back to School: Know your Human Rights on September 29th, 2026. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Back to School: Know your Human Rights on September 29th, 2026. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Restez en contact avec ARCH sur toutes les plateformes pour des ressources et des renseignements juridiques. En ligne, sur les réseaux sociaux ou par nos services. #disability
Affiche pour ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées. Le texte indique : « Contactez-nous. » Le logo d’ARCH apparaît en haut. Les coordonnées sont présentées avec des icônes : téléphone 1-866-482-2724 et ATS 1-866-482-2728; courriel intake@arch.clcj.ca; site Web www.archdisabilitylaw.ca. Les plateformes de médias sociaux incluent Facebook @archdisabilitylawcentre, Instagram @ARCHDisabilityLaw, TikTok @ARCHDisabilityLaw, YouTube @archdisabilitylawcentre600, ainsi qu’un lien Linktree https://linktr.ee/ARCHDisabilityLaw. Le design utilise des tons bleus avec un motif de vagues au bas de l’image.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Stay connected with ARCH across all platforms for updates, resources, and legal information. Find us online, on social, or through intake. #disability
Poster for ARCH Disability Law Centre. Text reads: “Connect with us.” The ARCH logo appears at the top. Contact details are listed with icons: Telephone 1-866-482-2724 and TTY 1-866-482-2728; email intake@arch.clcj.ca; website www.archdisabilitylaw.ca. Social media platforms include Facebook @archdisabilitylawcentre, Instagram @ARCHDisabilityLaw, TikTok @ARCHDisabilityLaw, YouTube @archdisabilitylawcentre600, and a Linktree link https://linktr.ee/ARCHDisabilityLaw. The design uses blue tones with a wave graphic along the bottom.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Gary Malkowski joins ARCH as keynote presenter at our Oct. 14 AGM. His new documentary, Gary Malkowski: A Deaf Legacy in Ontario, premieres Sept. 19 at Innis College. Film trailer: pahmedia.ca/events/ Film tickets: www.eventbrite.ca/e/gary-malko... ARCH AGM: archdisabilitylaw.ca/2026-agm-key...
ARCH Disability Law Centre AGM announcement. The virtual AGM will take place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 6:00 PM on Zoom. The keynote presentation is titled “Civic Engagement, Advocacy, Human Rights: Why All Three Matter,” presented by Gary Malkowski, M.A., L.H.D., Deaf activist and former Chair of the ARCH Board. The graphic also invites people to learn more about Gary Malkowski and his new film. ARCH’s logo appears in the upper right, with archdisabilitylaw.ca at the bottom.About keynote speaker Gary Malkowski, M.A., L.H.D., Deaf activist and former Chair of the ARCH Board. Gary is described as a renowned Deaf advocate, educator, accessibility strategist and former legislator. His new documentary, “Gary Malkowski: A Deaf Legacy in Ontario,” celebrates his journey from Deaf community advocate to Ontario’s first Deaf Member of Provincial Parliament. The film premieres September 19, 2026, at Innis College, University of Toronto, 2 Sussex Avenue, Toronto. Early bird tickets are $25 until September 12; tickets at the door are $35 cash only. The film is 81 minutes with voice-over and subtitles. A portrait of Gary appears in the lower right. Text at the bottom of the image reads: The link to purchase tickets is available in the post text.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
ARCH sera fermé pour la fête du Travail le lundi 7 septembre et rouvrira le mardi 8 septembre à 9 h. Avez-vous besoin d'assistance juridique ? Service de référence pour les avocats : lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Aide juridique Ontario : 1-800-668-8258 | ATS : 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario : 211.ca
graphique bleu et blanc du Centre juridique pour les personnes handicapées ARCH. Une affiche suspendue indique : ARCH sera FERMÉ pour la fête du Travail, le lundi 7 septembre, et rouvrira ses portes le mardi 8 septembre à 9 h. Si vous avez besoin d’une assistance juridique immédiate, veuillez consulter ce qui suit. Site Web : www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
ARCH will be closed for Labour Day on Monday, September 7th, and will reopen Tuesday, September 8th, at 9 AM. Need legal help? Lawyer Referral Service: lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Legal Aid Ontario: 1-800-668-8258 | TTY: 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario: 211.ca
Blue and white graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre. A hanging sign reads: ARCH will be CLOSED for the Labour Day long weekend on Monday September 7th and will reopen on Tuesday September 8th at 9am. If you require immediate legal assistance, please read below. Website: www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
ARCH is hiring a full-time, permanent Litigation Lawyer! Join our team and help advance the rights of people with disabilities. Learn more and apply: archdisabilitylaw.ca/arch-is-seek... #disabilitylawyer #disabilityrights
Graphic announcing that ARCH Disability Law Centre is hiring a full-time, permanent Litigation Lawyer. The ARCH logo appears inside a large blue circular design. Bold text reads “We Are Hiring” and “Litigation Lawyer.” Additional text says, “For more details please visit our website. Link to job posting is in the caption.”
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Want to learn about your rights as a student? Students with disabilities and parents and caregivers of students with disabilities aged kindergarten to grade 12 are invited to our upcoming webinar, Back to School: Know your Rights! Tuesday, September 29 at 5:30 p.m. on Zoom. Register: bit.ly/4vvtLub
Flyer for ARCH Disability Law Centre’s “Back to School: Know Your Human Rights” webinar. The webinar takes place Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. on Zoom. Register at bit.ly/4vvtLub. ASL interpretation will be provided. The webinar will help students, parents and caregivers of students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 better understand their human rights and where to get help. The flyer has a dark blue and light blue design with school-themed illustrations, including a backpack, pencil, ruler, stapler and school supplies.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
Chaque étudiant devrait avoir un accès équitable à l'éducation. L'éducation inclusive permet aux élèves en situation de handicap d'apprendre et de s'épanouir aux côtés de leurs camarades ARCH est présent pour accompagner les étudiants rencontrant des difficultés éducatives en raison d'un handicap.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
Every student should have equal access to education. Inclusive education helps students with disabilities learn and thrive with their peers. ARCH is here to support students with disability-related education issues. Learn more: www.archdisabilitylaw.ca #Disability
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
ARCH sera fermé pour le jour férié civique : Lundi 3 août 2026 et rouvrira ses portes le mardi 4 août à 9h. Besoin d’aide juridique ? Service de référence des avocats : lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Aide juridique Ontario : 1-800-668-8258 | ATS : 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario : 211.ca #disability
Graphique bleu et blanc d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées. Une affiche suspendue indique : «ARCH sera fermé pour le jour férié civique : Lundi 3 août 2026 et rouvrira ses portes le mardi 4 août à 9 heures. Si vous avez besoin d’une assistance juridique immédiate, veuillez lire ci-dessous. » Le logo d’ARCH est en haut à droite. Site Web : www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
ARCH will be closed for the Civic Holiday on Monday August 3rd, 2026, and will reopen Tuesday August 4th, 2026, at 9 AM. Need legal help? Lawyer Referral Service: lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Legal Aid Ontario: 1-800-668-8258 | TTY: 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario: 211.ca #disability
Blue and white graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre. A hanging sign reads: “ARCH will be closed for the Civic Holiday on Monday August 3rd, 2026, and will reopen Tuesday August 4th, 2026, at 9 AM.
If you require immediate legal assistance, please read below.” The ARCH logo is at the top right. Website: www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Fiche d’information révisée! Pouvez-vous accéder à vos dossiers personnels auprès de services auxiliaires? Découvrez ce que dit la loi et comment faire une demande. Fiche complète : archdisabilitylaw.ca/fr/resource/... #disability
Graphique du ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées avec un fond dégradé rouge annonçant une fiche d’information révisée intitulée « Droits de services auxiliaires : accès aux données personnelles ».
Le logo d’ARCH apparaît en haut. À gauche, un aperçu de la fiche d’information explique les droits des personnes recevant des services auxiliaires en Ontario d’accéder aux renseignements personnels détenus par les fournisseurs de services.
La fiche décrit les situations où un fournisseur de services peut refuser l’accès aux dossiers et explique le cadre juridique applicable à l’accès aux renseignements personnels. Elle précise que les personnes ont généralement le droit d’accéder à leurs dossiers, sous réserve de certaines exceptions limitées.
Le document fournit des indications pratiques sur la façon de soumettre une demande d’accès, y compris les étapes à suivre, la communication avec le fournisseur de services et les renseignements requis. Il explique également les recours possibles si une demande est refusée, notamment les mécanismes de plainte ou d’examen.
D’autres sections abordent les questions de confidentialité, les délais de réponse et les ressources disponibles pour obtenir de l’information ou de l’aide juridique.
À droite, un texte indique : « Fiche d’information révisée maintenant disponible en anglais, en français ». Une boîte de texte indique : « Droits de services auxiliaires : accès aux données personnelles ».
Des points clés sont présentés :
•	Quand mon fournisseur de services peut-il refuser l’accès à mes dossiers ?
•	Puis-je accéder à mon dossier personnel auprès de mon fournisseur de services auxiliaires ? Quelle est la législation à ce sujet ?
•	En pratique – comment soumettre une demande d’accès à mes dossiers ?
•	Que puis-je faire si mon fournisseur de services refuse de me donner mes dossiers ?
•	Où trouver davantage d’informations
En bas, un appel à l’action indique : « Lien vers la fiche d’information dans la légende ! »
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Updated ARCH factsheet! Can you access your personal records from attendant services? Learn what the law says and how to make a request. Available in English, French Full Factsheet: archdisabilitylaw.ca/resource/fac... #disability
Graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre with a red gradient background promoting an updated factsheet titled “Service Rights in Attendant Services: Accessing Personal Information.”
The ARCH logo appears at the top. On the left side is a preview of the factsheet, which explains the rights of individuals receiving attendant services in Ontario to access their personal information held by service providers.
The factsheet outlines when a service provider may refuse access to personal records and explains the legal framework governing access to personal information. It clarifies that individuals generally have the right to request and review their personal records, subject to limited exceptions.
The document provides practical guidance on how to make a request to access personal files, including steps to follow, how to communicate with service providers, and what information may be required. It also explains what to do if a request is denied, including options for recourse or filing a complaint.
Additional sections describe privacy considerations, timelines for responses, and where to find further information or legal assistance.
On the right side of the graphic, large bold text reads: “Updated factsheet now available in English, French.” Below, a dark red text box reads: “Service Rights in Attendant Services: Accessing Personal Information.”
Bullet points list key topics covered:
•	When can my service provider refuse access to my records?
•	Can I access my personal records from my attendant service provider? What does the law say?
•	In practice – How do I make a request to access my files?
•	What can I do if my service provider refuses to give me my records?
•	Where to go for even more information
At the bottom, a call-to-action reads: “Link to factsheet in caption!”
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Hello everyone, Unfortunately, we have to cancel our Coffee and Advocacy Disability Pride event for Friday, July 24th at 1:00 pm. We will let you know if and when the event is rescheduled and thank you for understanding! #Disability
Important update: Respecting Rights’ Coffee and Advocacy Disability Pride event scheduled for Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m. has been cancelled. Logos for Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and the City of Toronto appear at the bottom.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Toronto self-advocates! Join Respecting Rights and ARCH on July 24 at 1 p.m. for Coffee and Advocacy, in person or on Zoom. We’ll talk about Disability Pride and rights. For Toronto residents with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Support persons welcome. Register: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca
Reminder flyer for Respecting Rights’ Coffee and Advocacy July meeting. The meeting is Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m., in person and virtually on Zoom. Contact jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca. A phone graphic displays the Disability Pride flag. Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and City of Toronto logos appear at the bottom.
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VRAIE-IDEA @vraie-idea.ca · 25/06/2026
The IDEA | 4DY Podcast is here! We are excited to share the first episode with our network, "Rethinking workplace design: From access to system transformation." Find it on the IDEA website, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts vraie-idea.ca/resources/po...
IDEA | 4DY
Headshots and names of the host and guests

Host Bridgette Sterling
Anne Kresta, Level IT Up
Emile Tompa, IDEA and IWH
Rafael Gomez, CIRHR, U of T

Episode 1: Rethinking Workplace Design: From Access to Systems Transformation
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Avez-vous des questions concernant vos droits ? Contactez la ligne d'accueil d'ARCH pour recevoir des informations juridiques gratuites et confidentielles. Si nous ne sommes pas en mesure de vous aider, nous ferons tout notre possible pour vous diriger vers une personne qui pourra le faire.
Affiche d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées montrant une personne assise à un bureau, tenant un téléphone filaire et regardant vers le bas pendant un appel. Un écran d’ordinateur et des fournitures de bureau, dont une plante et des crayons, sont visibles en arrière-plan. Le texte indique : « Contactez la ligne d’accueil d’ARCH ! Du mardi au vendredi, de 9 h à 13 h et de 14 h à 17 h. ATS est disponible. Davantage d’informations dans la légende ci-dessous. » Le logo d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées apparaît en haut.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Have questions about your rights? Call ARCH’s intake line for free, confidential legal information. If we can’t help, we’ll try our best to refer you to someone who can. Tel: 1-866-482-2724 TTY: 1-866-482-2728 Email: intake@arch.clcj.ca Website: archdisabilitylaw.ca/services/
Poster for ARCH Disability Law Centre showing a person seated at a desk, holding a corded phone and looking down while taking a call. A computer monitor and office supplies, including a plant and pencils, are visible in the background. Overlaid text reads: “Call ARCH’s Intake Line! Tuesday–Friday, 9 AM to 1 PM and 2 PM to 5 PM. TTY is available. More information in the caption below.” ARCH Disability Law Centre logo appears at the top.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
Toronto self-advocates with intellectual or developmental disabilities: join Respecting Rights Toronto on Friday, July 24 at 1 p.m. at ARCH or on Zoom. We’ll talk about Disability Pride Month and advocacy. Register: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca #DisabilityPrideMonth #Disability
Flyer for Disability Pride Month with diagonal disability pride flag stripes across the top right. Large text reads “Disability Pride Month.” The flyer invites Toronto self-advocates to Respecting Rights Toronto’s July Coffee and Advocacy meeting to learn about Disability Pride Month and discuss what disability pride means. Event details: Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m.; in person and virtual; contact jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca. Logos for Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and the City of Toronto are at the bottom.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
Juillet est le Mois de la fierté des personnes handicapées. La fierté peut être liée à l’identité, à la communauté, à la visibilité et à l’autodétermination. C’est aussi un rappel que le travail pour les droits, l’accessibilité et l’accès à la justice continue. #disability
Graphique d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées pour le Mois de la fierté des personnes handicapées. Le texte blanc sur fond foncé indique « Mois de la fierté des personnes handicapées » et « Droits, visibilité et inclusion ». Une bande diagonale inspirée du drapeau de la fierté des personnes handicapées traverse le graphique en vert, bleu, blanc, jaune et rouge. Le logo d’ARCH est dans le coin supérieur gauche.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
July is Disability Pride Month. Disability Pride can mean identity, community, visibility and self-determination. It is also a reminder that disability rights work is not finished. ARCH continues to work toward accessibility, human rights and access to justice. #disability
Graphic for Disability Pride Month by ARCH Disability Law Centre. White text on a dark background says “Disability Pride Month” and “Rights, Visibility, and Inclusion.” A diagonal Disability Pride flag stripe in green, blue, white, yellow, and red crosses the graphic. The ARCH logo is in the top left corner.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
ARCH sera fermé pour la fête du Canada le mercredi 1er juillet 2026 et rouvrira le jeudi 2 juillet à 9 h. Besoin d’aide juridique ? Service de référence des avocats : lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Aide juridique Ontario : 1-800-668-8258 | ATS : 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario : 211.ca
Graphique bleu et blanc d’ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées. Une affiche suspendue indique : « ARCH sera FERMÉ pour la fête du Canada : Mercredi 1er juillet 2026 et rouvrira ses portes le jeudi 2 juillet à 9 h. Si vous avez besoin d’une assistance juridique immédiate, veuillez lire ci-dessous. » Le logo d’ARCH est en haut à droite. Site Web : www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
ARCH will be closed for Canada Day tomorrow on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 and will reopen Thursday, July 2 at 9 AM. Need legal help? Lawyer Referral Service: lsrs.lso.ca/lsrs/welcome Legal Aid Ontario: 1-800-668-8258 | TTY: 711 | info@lao.on.ca 211 Ontario: 211.ca #disability
Blue and white graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre. A hanging sign reads: “ARCH will be CLOSED for Canada Day: Wednesday July 1st 2026 and will reopen on Thursday July 2nd at 9 am. If you require immediate legal assistance, please read below.” The ARCH logo is at the top right. Website: www.archdisabilitylaw.ca
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
Ontario self-advocates: Join ARCH Disability Law Centre and Respecting Rights on June 26 at 2 PM (Zoom) to learn about your rights to make decisions about your money. Open to adults that identify as having an intellectual disability in Ontario. To register, email jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.
Reminder flyer for the Respecting Rights Quarterly Meeting. The flyer is dark blue and white. On the left, white text on a dark blue background reads: “REMINDER” and “Respecting Rights Quarterly Meeting.” Meeting details are listed in bullet points: Friday, June 26th; 2:00 PM; Zoom; Topic: Decision-Making Rights and Money. Below, text reads: “To get the Zoom link, email Jessica at jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.” On the right side are the Respecting Rights logo showing three raised hands, the ARCH Disability Law Centre logo, and a photo of a laptop displaying eight people participating in a virtual meeting. The logos and photo are arranged in overlapping tilted frames on a white background.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
Save the date! ARCH Disability Law Centre’s AGM will take place virtually on Zoom on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 @ 6PM. More information will be shared soon. Visit our website and subscribe to ARCH News to receive updates about the AGM and other ARCH activities! archdisabilitylaw.ca
A blue ARCH Disability Law Centre graphic promoting the organization's Annual General Meeting. Large text reads, “Save the Date for ARCH’s AGM!” Additional text states that the date for ARCH Disability Law Centre’s Annual General Meeting has been set. Event details include Wednesday, October 14, 2026, and “Virtual on Zoom.” The graphic also says, “More information coming soon!” and encourages people to visit the ARCH website and subscribe to ARCH News for email updates. The ARCH Disability Law Centre logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
Hosted by the AODA Alliance, sign Up to Speak at the June 18, 2026 10 AM to 12 Noon EDT A Virtual Town Hall on Disability Barriers in Schools Around Ontario.
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Sign Up to Speak at the June 18, 2026 10 AM to 12 Noon EDT A Virtual Town Hall on Disability Barriers in Schools Around Ontario – AODA Alliance
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Ontario self-advocates! Join us for our next virtual Respecting Rights Quarterly Meeting on June 26 at 2 PM. Learn about decision-making rights from an ARCH staff lawyer and connect with other self-advocates. To register, email jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca. Support persons welcome. #Disability
A promotional graphic for a Respecting Rights Quarterly Meeting. The graphic has a light grey background with the title "Respecting Rights Quarterly Meeting" at the top. In the centre is an illustration of a virtual meeting displayed on a computer screen showing four participants. Event details are listed below with icons:
•	Friday, June 26 at 2:00 PM
•	Virtually on Zoom
•	To register, email: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca
The ARCH Disability Law Centre logo and the Respecting Rights logo appear at the bottom right of the graphic.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Applications extended to June 5, 2026! ARCH is seeking Toronto residents who are passionate about disability rights to join our Board of Directors. • Virtual meetings • About 10 hours/month • Governance, planning & committee work Apply by June 5: archdisabilitylaw.ca/arch-is-seek... #Disability
Promotional graphic with a light grey background and dark blue accents. Large black text at the top reads: “ARCH is Seeking Board Members.” Below the text is a black icon illustration of three people seated around a circular table, symbolizing collaboration and governance. At the bottom left is the ARCH Disability Law Centre logo in English, and at the bottom right is the French logo for ARCH, ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées.” Decorative blue arrow graphics appear near the upper left and right sides.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
National AccessAbility Week virtual event 📅 June 3, 2026 🕠 5:30–7:30 PM ET Hosted by the Law Society of Ontario and ARCH Disability Law Centre. Register with Law Society of Ontario to join: lso.ca/news-events/... #Disability
A promotional graphic for a disability rights event. At the top of the image are the Law Society of Ontario logo on the left and the ARCH Disability Law Centre logo on the right against a light grey background. Large dark blue text reads “Wednesday, June 3rd 2026.” Below the text is an illustration of six diverse people standing together on a light beige background. The group includes a woman wearing a hijab, a person using a wheelchair, a person using a white cane, and a person with a prosthetic arm. Some people are shown interacting and speaking with each other, representing accessibility, inclusion, and community.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
Toronto self-advocates! Join ARCH Disability Law Centre and Respecting Rights Toronto TOMORROW for an accessibility scavenger hunt around the community. 📅 Friday, May 29 🕐 1:00 PM 📍 55 University Ave, 14th Floor To join, email Jessica at jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca #Disability
An event flyer for Respecting Rights Toronto and ARCH Disability Law Centre. The flyer has a dotted path between map pins, event details and the ARCH and Respecting Rights logos
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
Qu’est-ce que la Convention des Nations Unies sur les droits des personnes handicapées et son Protocole facultatif? Connaître vos droits. Disponible en anglais, en français! Fiche complète : archdisabilitylaw.ca/fr/resource/... #disability
Graphique du ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées avec un fond dégradé violet annonçant une fiche d’information révisée intitulée « Qu’est-ce que la Convention des Nations Unies sur les droits des personnes handicapées (CDPH) et son Protocole facultatif ? ».
Le logo d’ARCH apparaît en haut. À gauche, un aperçu de la fiche d’information explique la Convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (CDPH), un traité international des Nations Unies visant à protéger et promouvoir les droits des personnes handicapées à l’échelle mondiale.
La fiche décrit les principes fondamentaux de la CDPH, notamment l’égalité, la non-discrimination, l’accessibilité et la pleine participation à la société. Elle explique également le rôle du Protocole facultatif, qui permet aux personnes ou groupes de déposer des plaintes individuelles auprès des Nations Unies concernant des violations présumées de leurs droits.
À droite, un texte indique : « Fiche d’information révisée maintenant disponible en anglais, en français ». Une boîte de texte indique : « Qu’est-ce que la Convention des Nations Unies sur les droits des personnes handicapées (CDPH) et son Protocole facultatif ? »
Des points clés sont présentés :
•	Qu’est-ce que le protocole facultatif ?
•	Qui peut déposer une plainte individuelle en vertu du protocole facultatif ?
•	Des plaintes peuvent-elles être soumises au sujet de violations des droits énoncés dans la Convention qui touchent un grand nombre de personnes ?
•	Quand peut-on soumettre une plainte en vertu du Protocole facultatif ?
•	Que se passe-t-il après qu’une personne a soumis une plainte en vertu du Protocole facultatif ?
•	Quelles décisions l’ONU prend-elle concernant les plaintes soumises en vertu du Protocole facultatif ?
•	Où trouver davantage d’informations
En bas, un appel à l’action indique : « Lien vers la fiche d’information dans la légende ! »
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
What is the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities & Optional Protocol? Learn your rights. Available in English, French Full Factsheet: archdisabilitylaw.ca/resource/fac... #disability
Graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre with a purple gradient background promoting an updated factsheet titled “What is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the Optional Protocol?”
The ARCH logo appears at the top. On the left side is a preview of the factsheet, which explains the CRPD, an international United Nations human rights treaty that protects and promotes the rights of persons with disabilities worldwide.
The factsheet outlines key principles of the CRPD, including equality, non-discrimination, accessibility, and full participation in society. It also explains the Optional Protocol, which allows individuals or groups to submit complaints to the United Nations about alleged violations of rights under the Convention.
The document describes who can make a complaint, the requirements that must be met, and the steps involved in the process. It explains what happens after a complaint is submitted, including how the United Nations reviews cases and the types of decisions or recommendations it may issue.
Additional sections provide information about timelines, admissibility requirements, and where to find further information or support.
On the right side of the graphic, large bold text reads: “Updated factsheet now available in English, French.” Below, a dark purple text box reads: “What is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the Optional Protocol?”
Bullet points list key topics covered:
•	What is the Optional Protocol?
•	Who can make a complaint?
•	Can complaints be made about violations of the Convention rights that affect more people?
•	When can I make a complaint?
•	What happens after someone makes an Optional Protocol complaint?
•	What decisions does the UN make about Optional Protocol complaints?
•	Where to go for even more information
At the bottom, a call-to-action reads: “Link to factsheet in caption!”
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
Reminder: ARCH’s free webinar on decision-making and legal capacity is tomorrow, May 27, 11 AM–12 PM (virtual). Topics: capacity, guardianship, powers of attorney, Substitute Decisions Act, and decision-making rights. ASL + CART provided. Register : us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #disability
Promotional graphic for ARCH Disability Law Centre’s “Decision-Making and Legal Capacity Webinar.” The graphic uses a dark blue and white colour scheme with curved white design elements and the ARCH logo on the left. Large text at the top reads “Decision-Making and Legal Capacity Webinar is Tomorrow!”
Below, the graphic lists:
“Presenting: Shirelle Cogan, Staff Lawyer”
“Date: Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 27th 2026”
“Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM”
A section titled “Covering:” includes:
• Capacity and decision making under the Substitute Decisions Act
• Learning about what guardians and powers of attorney are
The graphic states that ASL and CART captioning will be provided. A Zoom registration link is included, along with contact information for registration help: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
Toronto self-advocates! Join ARCH Disability Law Centre and Respecting Rights Toronto for an accessibility scavenger hunt during National AccessAbility Week. Friday, May 29 at 1 PM at ARCH’s office. To register, please email: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca
a flyer for the Respecting Rights Toronto MapMission event. The flyer has the event details, ARCH Disability Law Centre and Respecting Rights logos. it also has decorative impages such as blue and orange circles, triangles and squares. On the left side of the flyer is a graphic of a two location icons and a broken line connecting the two icons.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
Free webinar on decision-making and legal capacity. May 27, 11 AM–12 PM, virtual Topics: capacity, guardianship, powers of attorney, Substitute Decisions Act, and decision-making rights. ASL + CART provided. Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #disability
Graphic promoting a webinar by ARCH Disability Law Centre titled “Decision-Making and Legal Capacity Webinar.” Dark blue background with white text. It lists presenter Shirelle Cogan, Staff Lawyer. Event details: Wednesday, May 27, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Topics include capacity, guardianship, powers of attorney, decision-making under the Substitute Decisions Act, and why decision-making rights are important for people with disabilities. Text notes that ASL and CART captioning will be provided and that the registration link is in the description. At the bottom, it says “Need help to register? Email: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.” ARCH Disability Law Centre logo appears on the left.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
ARCH is seeking Board members passionate about disability rights and access to justice. Virtual meetings, governance/planning work, and committee participation (approx. 10 hrs/month). Toronto residents only for this term. Apply by June 1, 2026. More details: archdisabilitylaw.ca/arch-is-seek...
Promotional graphic with a light grey background and dark blue accents. Large black text at the top reads: “ARCH is Seeking Board Members.” Below the text is a black icon illustration of three people seated around a circular table, symbolizing collaboration and governance. At the bottom left is the ARCH Disability Law Centre logo in English, and at the bottom right is the French logo for ARCH, ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées.” Decorative blue arrow graphics appear near the upper left and right sides.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 11/05/2026
Besoin de mesures d’adaptation pour une audience au Tribunal des droits de la personne? Cette fiche explique vos droits et comment faire une demande. Disponible en anglais, en français! Fiche complète : archdisabilitylaw.ca/fr/resource/... #disability
Graphique du ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées avec un fond dégradé violet annonçant une fiche d’information révisée intitulée « Demande de mesures d’adaptation auprès du Tribunal des droits de la personne de l’Ontario ».
Le logo d’ARCH apparaît en haut. À gauche, un aperçu de la fiche d’information explique comment demander des mesures d’adaptation dans le cadre des procédures devant le Tribunal des droits de la personne de l’Ontario (TDPO).
La fiche présente les droits des personnes handicapées en matière d’accessibilité dans les processus du tribunal et précise que des mesures d’adaptation doivent être offertes afin d’assurer une participation équitable. Elle décrit les étapes pratiques pour soumettre une demande d’adaptation, notamment identifier ses besoins, communiquer avec le tribunal et fournir les renseignements nécessaires.
Le document aborde également la question de la confidentialité, indiquant que les demandes de mesures d’adaptation sont généralement traitées de manière confidentielle tout en permettant au tribunal d’évaluer la demande.
D’autres sections expliquent ce qui se passe après la soumission d’une demande, comment les décisions sont prises et où trouver davantage d’informations ou de soutien.
À droite, un texte indique : « Fiche d’information révisée maintenant disponible en anglais, en français ». Une boîte de texte indique : « Demande de mesures d’adaptation auprès du Tribunal des droits de la personne de l’Ontario ».
Des points clés sont présentés :
•	Que dit la loi ?
•	En pratique – Comment soumettre une demande de mesures d’adaptation ?
•	En pratique – Les demandes de mesures d’adaptation sont-elles confidentielles ?
•	Où trouver davantage d’informations
En bas, un appel à l’action indique : « Lien vers la fiche d’information dans la légende ! »
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 11/05/2026
Need accommodations for your Human Rights Tribunal hearing? ARCH's factsheet explains your rights and how to make a request. Available In English, French Full Factsheet: archdisabilitylaw.ca/resource/fac... #disability
Graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre with a purple gradient background promoting an updated factsheet titled “Requesting Accommodations at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.”
The ARCH logo appears at the top. On the left side is a preview of the factsheet, which explains how individuals can request accommodations when participating in proceedings at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO).
The factsheet outlines what the law says about accessibility and accommodation in tribunal processes, including the right of persons with disabilities to receive accommodations to ensure equal participation. It explains practical steps for requesting accommodation, such as identifying needs, submitting requests to the tribunal, and communicating with tribunal staff.
The document also addresses confidentiality and privacy, noting that accommodation requests are generally treated as private and handled with care, while still allowing the tribunal to assess and respond appropriately.
Additional sections provide guidance on what to expect after making a request, how decisions about accommodations are made, and where to find further information or support.
On the right side of the graphic, large bold text reads: “Updated factsheet now available in English, French.” Below, a dark purple text box reads: “Requesting Accommodations at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.”
Bullet points list key topics covered:
•	What does the law say?
•	In practice – How do I make a request for accommodation?
•	In practice – Are requests for accommodation private?
•	Where to go for even more information
At the bottom, a call-to-action reads: “Link to factsheet in caption!”
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
Join our free webinar on decision-making and legal capacity. May 27, 11 AM–12 PM. ASL + CART provided. Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... Need help registering? jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca #disability
Graphic promoting a webinar by ARCH Disability Law Centre. Dark blue background with white text reading “Decision-Making and Legal Capacity Webinar.” Event details: Wednesday, May 27, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Text notes that ASL and CART services will be provided. It also states that the registration link is in the description(caption). At the bottom, text reads “Need help to register? Email: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.” ARCH Disability Law Centre logo appears on the left.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
Join us and Respecting Rights Toronto for a MapMission event – an accessibility scavenger hunt for National AccessAbility Week! - May 29th, 2026 - 1 PM - ARCH's Office, 55 University Ave, 14th floor To register please email: jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca #disability
Promotional flyer for “Respecting Rights Toronto MapMission Event.” The design features a light grey background with teal and orange accent shapes. The title reads “Respecting Rights Toronto” followed by “MapMission Event.”
Icons show a map path with location pins, a calendar, a map marker, and an email symbol. Event details include: Friday, May 29 at 1:00 p.m., location listed as ARCH Office, and contact email jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.
At the bottom are logos for Respecting Rights Toronto and ARCH Disability Law Centre.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 04/05/2026
Save the date! National AccessAbility Week virtual event - May 28, 2026 - 5:30–7:30 PM - Hosted by @lawsocietylso.bsky.social and ARCH. More details to come. #disability
Save the date graphic for a National AccessAbility Week event. Logos for the Law Society of Ontario and ARCH Disability Law Centre appear at the top. The text reads “Save the Date! Thursday, May 28th, 2026.” Below is an illustration of a diverse group of people, including a wheelchair user and a person using a white cane.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Nous sommes fiers de participer à RESILIENCE 2026, conférence internationale sur la SCM. Événement virtuel gratuit de 2 jours sur science, politiques et inclusion. Interprétation ASL, LSQ, CART + EN/FR. Inscription : aseq-ehaq.ca/inscription-... #disability
Affiche promotionnelle pour « RESILIENCE 2026 : Conférence internationale sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM) » en anglais. Le design utilise des tons verts et blancs avec des formes courbes et un symbole stylisé de pierres empilées avec une figure humaine en haut à gauche.
Le texte décrit une conférence internationale de deux jours visant à faire progresser les connaissances scientifiques sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM), à renforcer sa reconnaissance en tant que handicap et à promouvoir l’inclusion dans les systèmes de santé, les milieux de travail, les espaces publics et les politiques. Les thèmes incluent « Faire progresser la science derrière la SCM » et « Qualité de l’air intérieur, inclusion, politiques et mouvement mondial ».
Les détails de l’événement à droite indiquent les 7 et 8 mai, de 9 h à 17 h, en format entièrement virtuel. En haut à droite figurent les logos du gouvernement du Canada, de la Fondation Marilyn Brachman Hoffman et de l’International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Présenté par EHAC–ASEC et ASEQ–EHAQ. Les logos des partenaires en bas incluent Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, CCRW/CCRT, NB Lung, NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, le Conseil des Canadiens avec déficiences, SOS MCS, Confesq, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, le Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS Rosenheim (Allemagne), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life-Environmental Network (Japon) et MCS Foreningen (Danemark).
L’arrière-plan présente une image abstraite douce évoquant des pierres empilées, symbolisant l’équilibre et la résilience.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
We’re proud to be part of RESILIENCE 2026, International Conference on MCS. A free, virtual 2-day event advancing science, policy & inclusion. ASL, LSQ, CART + EN/FR interpretation provided. Register: aseq-ehaq.ca/en/resilienc... #disability
Promotional graphic for “RESILIENCE 2026: International Conference on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)”  in English. The design uses soft green and white tones with curved shapes and a stylized stacked stone and human figure symbol at the top left.
The text describes a two-day international conference focused on advancing scientific understanding of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), strengthening recognition of MCS as a disability, and promoting inclusion across healthcare, workplaces, public spaces, and policy. Themes include “Advancing the Science behind MCS” and “Indoor Air Quality, Inclusion, Policy, and Global Movement.”
Event details on the right indicate May 7–8, 9–5, fully virtual. Top right logos include the Government of Canada, Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation, and the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Presented by EHAC–ASEC and ASEQ–EHAQ. Partner logos along the bottom include Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Disability Law Centre, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, CCRW/CCRT, NB Lung, NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, Council of Canadians with Disabilities, SOS MCS, Confesq, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS Rosenheim (Germany), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life-Environmental Network (Japan), and MCS Foreningen (Denmark).
Background shows a soft, abstract stone-like landscape suggesting balance and resilience.
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
Votre employeur peut-il refuser votre demande d’adaptation? Cette fiche explique la loi et la notion de « préjudice injustifié ». Disponible en anglais, en français! Fiche complète archdisabilitylaw.ca/fr/resource/... #disability
Graphique du ARCH avec un fond dégradé bleu-vert annonçant une fiche d’information révisée intitulée « Mes droits en matière d’emploi : Demande de mesures d’adaptation pour les personnes handicapées en Ontario ».
Le logo d’ARCH apparaît en haut. À gauche, un aperçu de la fiche d’information explique comment les personnes handicapées en Ontario peuvent demander des mesures d’adaptation au travail en vertu du droit des droits de la personne.
La fiche décrit l’obligation d’accommodement et précise que les employeurs doivent prendre des mesures pour éliminer les obstacles jusqu’au point de préjudice injustifié. Elle fournit des indications sur la façon de soumettre une demande d’adaptation et sur la participation au processus d’accommodement.
Le document explique également quelles informations les employeurs peuvent demander, notamment en ce qui concerne les renseignements médicaux, et souligne l’importance du respect de la vie privée. Il précise que seules les informations nécessaires doivent être demandées et que la confidentialité doit être protégée.
D’autres sections abordent les démarches à suivre en cas de refus d’accommodement, les préoccupations liées à la confidentialité et les ressources disponibles pour obtenir de l’aide ou des conseils juridiques.
À droite, un texte indique : « Fiche d’information révisée maintenant disponible en anglais, en français ». Une boîte de texte indique : « Mes droits en matière d’emploi : Demande de mesures d’adaptation pour les personnes handicapées en Ontario ».
Des points clés sont présentés :
•	Que dit la législation ?
•	Obligation d’accommodement
•	Comment soumettre une demande de mesures d’adaptation ?
•	Mon employeur a-t-il le droit de demander des informations médicales ?
•	Je suis inquiet au sujet de la confidentialité. D’autres personnes auront-elles accès à mes informations privées ?
•	Où trouver davantage d’informations
En bas, un appel à l’action indique : « Lien vers la fiche d’information dans la légende ! »
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ARCH Disability Law Centre @archdisabilitylaw.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
Can your employer say no to your accommodation request? This updated factsheet explains the law & what “undue hardship” means. Available In English, French Full Factsheet: archdisabilitylaw.ca/resource/fac...
Graphic from ARCH Disability Law Centre with a teal gradient background promoting an updated factsheet titled “My Rights at Work: Requesting Disability-Related Accommodations in Ontario.”
The ARCH logo appears at the top. On the left side is a preview of the factsheet, which explains how employees in Ontario can request workplace accommodations related to disability under human rights law.
The factsheet outlines the duty to accommodate and explains that employers are required to take steps to remove barriers and provide accommodations up to the point of undue hardship. It provides guidance on how to make an accommodation request, including communicating needs clearly and participating in the accommodation process.
The document also addresses what information employers can request, including limits on medical information, and emphasizes privacy rights. It explains that employers may request information necessary to support the accommodation request but must respect confidentiality and cannot ask for unnecessary details.
Additional sections highlight what employees can do if they are concerned about privacy or if their accommodation request is denied, and where to seek further information or legal advice.
On the right side of the graphic, large bold text reads: “Updated factsheet now available in English, French.” Below, a dark teal text box reads: “My Rights at Work: Requesting Disability-Related Accommodations in Ontario.”
Bullet points list key topics covered:
•	What does the law say?
•	Duty to Accommodate
•	How do I make a request for accommodation?
•	Is my employer allowed to ask for medical information?
•	I’m concerned about privacy. Will other people have access to my information?
•	Where to go for even more information
At the bottom, a call-to-action reads: “Link to factsheet in caption!”
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