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Supporting job seekers with disabilities and employer across Canada to create a more disability inclusive workforce.

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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
One week to go! Join us next week, on March 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST for a free interactive webinar on building a culture of belonging for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) employees. Learn practical, research‑informed strategies you can implement right away. 👉 Register now: buff.ly/kMa4c6j
Poster for webinar on March 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST for a free virtual webinar on building a culture of belonging for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) employees.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
Creating workplaces where everyone feels valued starts with inclusive practices. 🌟 Join us on March 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST for a free interactive webinar on building a culture of belonging for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) employees. 👉 Register now: buff.ly/kMa4c6j
Poster for webinar on March 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST for a free virtual webinar on building a culture of belonging for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) employees.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
Join us on March 18, 2026 for an interactive virtual webinar. We’ll explore practical strategies, workplace supports, and insights identified as most helpful throughout the job search and employment journey. March 18, 2026 1:00–2:30 PM EDT Virtual (Zoom) Register now: buff.ly/sNl4jYO #PWD
Promotional graphic for a CCRW virtual webinar titled “Navigating Employment as a  Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Job Seeker in B.C.” taking place March 18, 2026 from 1:00–2:30 PM EDT. The graphic features an illustration of an ear wearing a hearing device and notes that live captions are available.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 24/02/2026
Join us on March 11 to explore how AI can support personalized learning, skill development, and real-time feedback for job seekers with disabilities. Discover practical tools you can use to strengthen workplace competencies and support your career growth. 📝 Secure your spot at untappedtalent.ca
Promotional graphic for an upcoming Untapped Talent webinar titled “Using Generative AI to Support Learning for Work.” The design features a smartphone displaying a chatbot icon with the text “Ask AI for career support.” Event details read March 11, 2026, from 1–2 PM EDT, with registration at untappedtalent.ca.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 23/02/2026
In our latest blog, we explore the systemic barriers Black persons with disabilities continue to face in Canada and the leadership already shaping more inclusive workplaces. 📖 Read the full post: buff.ly/LpnWZ7t #BlackHistoryMonth #InclusiveEmployment #BHM #PWD #WorkplaceEquity
Photo of a Black professional woman looking out a window. Overlaid text reads: “Inclusive employment means building workplaces where Black workers with disabilities are not just included, but valued and empowered.” CCRW logo appears in the top corner.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
Removing barriers for persons with disabilities is not just a legal obligation for employers; it also offers a competitive advantage in a climate of labour shortages, & promotes job satisfaction and retention. 👉 Read the article: ccrw.org/trendsreport #PWD #InclusiveWorkplaces #Neurodiversity
A young professional smiling while standing in a workplace setting. Overlaid text reads: “Did you know? Neurodiversity is just one aspect of normal human difference. Neurotypical norms often go unquestioned in today’s workplaces, creating barriers for neurodivergent jobseekers and workers.” The CCRW logo appears in the top corner, with a link to ccrw.org/trendsreport at the bottom.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 16/02/2026
We’re grateful to Joy for sharing her experience working with CCRW 💛 Thank you, Joy, for trusting us with your journey — and congratulations on this exciting next step. #CCRWStories #EmploymentSuccess #AccessibleEmployment #PWD #AccessibleCanada
Testimonial graphic featuring a professional portrait of a woman in business attire holding a document during an interview. Text reads: “With CCRW’s support, my job search improved so much, and I realized I’m actually great in interviews! They also supported me in orienting on Canadian workplace culture. Now I’ve landed a job, and I’m excited to begin this new chapter!” Attribution: Joy, Moncton, New Brunswick. CCRW logo appears in the top corner, with the hashtag #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 16/02/2026
At CCRW, we believe meaningful work includes time to recharge and connect with friends, family, and community. Our offices will be closed today in recognition Family Day. We reopen tomorrow during our regular business hours.
Silhouetted family members holding hands in front of a blue sky. Text resets Family Day, February 16th, 2025. CCRW logo above text.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Curious how generative AI can support your career growth? Join us March 11th, 1-2PM EDT for an interactive session designed for job seekers with disabilities. 🤖✨ We’ll explore practical applications of AI, including personalized learning plans, skill-building exercises, and more 🔗 buff.ly/wg0zxGG
Promotional graphic for an Untapped Talent webinar titled “Using Generative AI to Support Learning for Work.” The image features a glowing AI chip inside a futuristic blue circuit board design. Event details read: March 11, 2026, from 1–2 PM EDT. Registration available at untappedtalent.ca.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
"I was out of work for over a year. I had an amazing experience. My employment coach was so amazing . She was very gentle with me. She coached and guided me every step of the way on how to edit my resume for different job positions and how to prepare for interview." #CCRWStories #PWD
Sylvia standing in a room with a group of people lined up side by side, posing together during a group meeting or workshop.Sylvia smiling in a group selfie with several other people indoors, standing in front of a table filled with backpacks and supplies.Sylvia standing indoors beside a sign for a community food bank, with boxes of packaged food and supplies laid out on the floor in front of her.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
Tomorrow, learn what actually helps grads succeed. If you’re a student, recent graduate, educator, or employer navigating disability and employment, this summit is for you. ⏰ Last chance to register — doors closing soon. 🔗 buff.ly/vrfmprj #UntappedTalentSummit #PWD #NewGrads
Promotional graphic for The Untapped Talent Summit. A snow-covered mountain with climbers in the foreground. Text reads: “Disability Inclusion in Action. The Untapped Talent Summit. Navigating the School-to-Work Transition. February 10, 1–3 PM ET. untappedtalent.ca.”
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
🎓 Calling all college and university students and graduates with disabilities Join CCRW for a virtual co-design workshop where your lived experience helps shape a practical resource for new grads entering the workforce. 🗓️ March 5, 2026 | 12-2PM ET 💻 Virtual Event 🔗 Register here: buff.ly/LP0MKyl
Graphic promoting a virtual workshop titled “Turning Research Into Action: A Co-Design Workshop for New Grads.” Event date is March 5, 2026, from 12–2 PM EST. The workshop invites students and recent graduates with disabilities to co-create a resource for entering the workforce. CCRW 50th anniversary branding is shown, with a registration call to action.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
Did you know only 31% of working-age Canadians with vision loss are employed full-time, compared to 65% of Canadians overall? This White Cane Week, we recognize the white cane as a symbol of independence, not charity or pity + highlight the ongoing need for more accessible workplaces. Source: CNIB
Three stacked images showing people who are blind or have low vision navigating public spaces using white canes and a guide dog. Overlaid text reads “White Cane Week, February 1–7, 2026,” alongside the CCRW logo.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
Just 1 week away! ⏰ The Untapped Talent Summit is happening February 10 from 1–3 PM, bringing together speakers, panelists, & lightning sessions focused on inclusive employment and the school-to-work transition for people with disabilities. 👉 Register now: buff.ly/DXr4wC0 #PWD #AccessibleCanada
Graphic promoting The Untapped Talent Summit with a mountain background. Event schedule for February 10 from 1–3 PM is displayed. Sections include Kickoff and Introductions with welcome, keynote by Suzie Taka, and a break; Panel Discussion moderated by Ingrid Palmer with panelists Farshid, Angeli, and Chelsea; and Lightning Rooms and Closing, featuring sessions on how work works, using LinkedIn after graduating, and opening doors for graduates with disabilities, followed by closing remarks.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
This #BlackHistoryMonth we’re proud to share stories that highlight the power of community-driven support in advancing meaningful employment opportunities for Black youth. Thank you to YAAACE, and to the young people whose achievements continue to inspire. #CCRWStories #PWD #CommunityImpact
Testimonial graphic featuring a smiling Black youth holding a folder. Text reads: “YAAACE has been committed to improving the lives of Black youth for nearly two decades. Thanks to CCRW’s detailed training with resumes, interview preparation, and micro-learning, each of our youth have successfully obtained jobs.” Attribution: Chris Apilan, North York, Ontario. CCRW logo appears in the top corner, with the hashtag #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
📘 New Disability & Work Topics 101 blog post! Stigma isn’t just about language or labels. It’s a social process that shapes attitudes, reinforces power imbalances, and justifies unfair treatment—especially for people with disabilities. 👉 Read more: buff.ly/hQL8Ipj #PWD #DisabilityInclusion
A speaker using sign language stands on stage, with another panelist seated in the background. Text on the image reads: “Today, stigma is understood as something much bigger than a label. It’s a social process that justifies unfair treatment.” The CCRW logo appears in the lower left corner.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
We’ve added a new resource to our Disability Confidence Toolkit: the Accessible Onboarding Survey Template! This free, downloadable tool helps organizations strengthen inclusive onboarding practices and support new employees. Available in English and French. 👉 Download now at buff.ly/DGsB24B
Graphic announcing launch of new free onboarding survey template by Untapped Talent powered by CCRW. It is available to download in both french and english, from toolkit.ccrw.org
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 28/01/2026
Did you know? Indigenous populations have some of the highest disability rates of any demographic in the country, yet their experiences remain underrepresented in research, labour market data, disability advocacy spaces, and employment policy design. 👉 Learn more buff.ly/vzNVAfK
A CCRW-branded “Did you know?” graphic featuring a stock photo of an Indigenous woman standing in an office setting, with colleagues working in the background. Overlaid text states that Indigenous populations have some of the highest disability rates of any demographic in Canada, yet their experiences remain underrepresented in research, labour market data, disability advocacy spaces, and employment policy design. The CCRW logo appears at the top, and a link to ccrw.org/trendsreport appears at the bottom.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
💛 Thank you, Sylvia. Your story reminds us why this work matters. We’re so grateful to have played a role in your journey — from volunteering, to paid hours, to a permanent position. Thank you for trusting us and for sharing your experience. #CCRWStories #InclusiveWorkplaces #PWD
A testimonial graphic featuring two people volunteering, smiling as they pack food items into cardboard boxes. Overlaid text reads: “The funds provided to the organization I volunteered at helped me get paid hours, and eventually I got a permanent position. I am forever grateful. Thank you so much for all you do for everyone in similar situations.” The quote is attributed to Sylvia from Surrey, British Columbia. The CCRW logo appears in the top right corner, with #CCRWStories and the website ccrw.org at the bottom.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
Let’s talk real barriers.🗣️ Many job seekers already bring skills, education, volunteering, and lived experience to the table, but those assets are often overlooked when hiring focuses narrowly on “years of experience.” Inclusive hiring starts with opportunity. #BarrierFreeWorkplace #PWD
A graduate is shown from behind wearing a black graduation cap with a red tassel, facing a bright, open background. Text on the image reads: “You need experience to get the job, but you need the job to get experience.” Below, larger text says: “You’re not unqualified. Experience grows when employers create opportunities for it.”
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
📝 New blog post now live Stigma shapes how people with disabilities are perceived, and how barriers show up at work. Our latest blog breaks down what stigma is, how it operates, and why understanding it matters for employment inclusion. 👉 Read more: buff.ly/x8kLpSt #DisabilityAndWork #PWD
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Disability and Work Topics 101: What Is Stigma? | Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work
Discover what stigma means, how it impacts employment for persons with disabilities, and practical steps to challenge stigma and discrimination in the workplace.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
One of the biggest barriers to disability inclusion isn’t intent — it’s knowing where to start. We asked the disability and work community for their advice. Here's what they had to say. #DisabilityInclusion #InclusiveLeadership #FutureOfWork #AccessibleWorkplaces #InclusionMatters #UntappedTalent
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 19/01/2026
Too often, trades are viewed as purely physical. In reality, many disabilities are neither visible nor physical, many physical disabilities can be accommodated, and today’s trades require a wide range of skills, including digital and problem solving skills. 👉 Learn more buff.ly/7iQxIsJ
A construction worker wearing a hard hat and gloves carefully lays bricks at a job site. A text overlay reads, “The perception that people with disabilities aren’t capable of trades work is rooted in unfounded assumptions.” CCRW | CCRT logo appears in the bottom corner.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
The #UntappedTalentSummit is back. 📅 February 10, 2026 📍 Virtual event This year’s theme, "Disability Inclusion in Action: Navigating the School-to-Work Transition" explores how we can create more inclusive pathways to employment for people with disabilities. 🔗 Register now: buff.ly/4T1qnj2
Promotional graphic for the Untapped Talent Summit 2026. A mountain peak appears against a blue sky. Text reads “The Untapped Talent Summit,” “February 10,” “Panel Discussions,” and “Lightning Rooms.” Theme: “Disability Inclusion in Action: Navigating the School-to-Work Transition.” Website listed: untappedtalent.ca.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
From our Trends Report, Article 3 - From Divide to Inclusion: Digital equity is not optional, it’s foundational to inclusive employment and workforce participation. 👉 Learn more in our Trends Report: buff.ly/qzxD3Zq #PWD #AccessibleCanada #DigitalInclusion
A CCRW photo showing a former job seeker working at a computer in CCRW's Kitchener office. Overlaid text highlights the importance of equitable access to digital skills for workers with disabilities to compete equally in the labour market. The phrase “digital skills” is emphasized in a yellow callout, and the CCRW logo appears at the top.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
We’re grateful to Yashpal Singh for sharing his experience and trusting CCRW to be part of his employment journey. Stories like Yashpal’s remind us why inclusive employment support matters. Thank you for letting us share your success. #CCRWStories #PWD #AccessibleCanada
A testimonial graphic from CCRW featuring a man wearing glasses working on a laptop at a desk. Overlaid text shares a quote about finding full-time employment as a new immigrant with a disability, with the name Yashpal Singh and location Toronto, Ontario displayed. The CCRW logo appears in the top right.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
Confidence, clarity, and connection start here. Join "Breaking Barriers: Interview Skills for Job Seekers with Disabilities" on January 27, 2026 via Zoom. 🗓️ Jan 27, 2026 | ⏰ 1–2 PM EST 🔗 Register now: buff.ly/fzUS3vu #PWD #InterviewSkills #BarrierFreeCanada
Promotional graphic for an upcoming online event. A smiling woman with glasses sits at a desk in an office setting, with the CCRW/CCRT logo in the top corner. Text reads: “Upcoming Event: Interview Skills for Job Seekers with Disabilities. January 27, 2026, 1–2 PM EST. Online via Zoom. Register on Untapped Talent.”
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
We’re grateful to Gavin from Moncton, New Brunswick, for sharing his experience with CCRW. 💛 Thank you, Gavin, for trusting us to be part of your journey. #CCRWStories #PWD #AccessibleCanada
Young person wearing headphones studies at a table, with a CCRW testimonial quote about gaining skills and succeeding in college.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 05/01/2026
Persons with disabilities are already part of the skilled trades, yet systemic barriers continue to limit access and advancement. Learn more in CCRW’s 2025 Trends Report, Article 2: Disability Inclusion in the Skilled Trades. 👉 buff.ly/5WiLG2Q #PWD #BarrierFreeTrades #AccessibleCanada
A worker wearing a high-visibility orange safety vest stands at a job site. Overlaid text reads: “Did you know? People with disabilities are already part of the trades, yet they remain underrepresented, underserved, and invisible. Systemic barriers across education, employment, policy, and culture continue to limit their access and advancement.” CCRW logo appears at the top.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 01/01/2026
Happy New Year from CCRW.🌟 As we welcome 2026, we remain committed to advancing opportunity, inclusion, and meaningful employment for all. Here’s to continued progress in the year ahead. Our offices will be closed today and will reopen tomorrow.
Dark blue graphic with fireworks, CCRW logo at the top, large text reading “2026 Happy New Year,” and the message “A new year, advancing opportunity for everyone.”
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 24/12/2025
CCRW Offices will be closed for Christmas and Boxing Day, from noon on 24th December to 28th December. Services resume on 29th Dec! Wishing everyone a joyous holiday!
Christmas office closure announcement for CCRW. Office Closed from 24th Dec (Noon) to 28th Dec.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 23/12/2025
Fatima from Moncton, described her time with CCRW as life-changing; gaining confidence, building skills, and moving into meaningful employment. We’re honoured to have been part of her journey. 💜 #CCRWStories #PWD #DisabilityInclusion #AccessibleCanada #BarrierFreeWorkplace
Graphic featuring a testimonial from Fatima in Moncton, New Brunswick. Quote reads: "Working with CCRW has been a life-changing experience. Their support helped me gain confidence, develop new skills, and secure meaningful employment… They genuinely believed in my potential." CCRW logo is at the top and #CCRWStories with website link ccrw.org appears at the bottom.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 22/12/2025
PWD have a lower median income ($38,810) compared to those without disabilities ($46,080). This income gap limits access to essential digital resources like high-speed internet, creating barriers to equal participation in the workforce. Read more in our trends report: buff.ly/jKYp9gi #PWD #CCRW
Blue graphic with decorative photo on top, and text below saying: Did you know? According to the 2022 Canadian Survey on Disability (CSD), individuals with disabilities have a lower median income ($38,810) compared to those without disabilities ($46,080).
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 16/12/2025
November Highlights: CCRW continued to make strides toward creating pathways to success for job seekers with disabilities across Canada. These numbers tell stories of barriers broken and futures reimagined. Together, we’re building a more equitable workforce for all. #InclusionMatters #PWD
Graphic with title 'November Impact Report' with statistics regarding CCRW's performance
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 08/12/2025
CCRW’s Chief Strategy Officer, Debbie Irish, is in Lima, Peru at the APEC HR Development Working Group, sharing Canada’s perspective on building inclusive labour markets for persons with disabilities. #APEC #CanadaAtAPEC #PWD #AccessibleCanada
Debbie Irish seated on a panel at the APEC HR Development Working Group in Lima, Peru, with four other speakers and a presentation screen behind them.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 04/12/2025
Want to learn what it’s like working at CoLab Software? 🌟 Join our next “Working At” session to hear directly from their Talent Manager about exciting career opportunities, inclusive culture, and what makes CoLab a great place to work. 📅 December 10th | 11-12PM EST 🔗 buff.ly/NG687JO
Dark navy background. At the top is the logo  UntappedTalent. Below, in white hand-written style text, is “Working at”. Under that is the cube-shaped logo of CoLab, followed by the word “COLAB” in bold white type. Beneath the logo is a short yellow brush-stroke underlining CoLab
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 03/12/2025
🌍 In recognition of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we released a new blog: “What Is Accessibility (Really)?” It breaks down what accessibility means in work and digital spaces, and why it matters for inclusion. 🔗 Learn more and read the full article: buff.ly/3Oi4urP #IDPWD
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Disability and Work Topics 101: What Is Accessibility (Really)? | Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work
Discover how accessibility and universal design create inclusive workplaces for everyone and how CCRW is leading change through research, partnerships, and practical tools to improve accessibility in…
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 03/12/2025
Today we celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Persons with disabilities still face barriers, yet their leadership and innovation drive progress. We honour that leadership today and keep working for full inclusion tomorrow. #IDPWD #IDPWD2025 #AccessibleCanada
A smiling woman with glasses sits at her home office desk, holding a small fluffy dog on her lap. Two computer monitors and a bulletin board filled with notes and photos are behind her. The CCRW logo appears at the top, and the text reads: “International Day of Persons with Disabilities.”
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 28/11/2025
Our President and CEO, Maureen Haan, has been featured in a leading workplace and HR publication to share why caregiver inclusion must be a priority as we move into 2026. We broke down the key insights in our latest news post. 👉 Read the full preview and access the article here: buff.ly/Ahr777a
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 27/11/2025
Did you know? 💡 According to the Accommodation Tool in our Disability Confident Toolkit, workplace accommodations aren’t just for people with disabilities. ✅ Put yourself to the test! Take CCRW’s Disability Confident Training and learn how inclusive workplaces benefit everyone. 👉 buff.ly/yq7O8z5
Woman sitting on the floor with her laptop working from home. Did you know graphic:
Workplace accommodations are not solely for people with disabilities. Organizations frequently offer a wide variety of employees workplace adjustments, including flexible work hours, remote or hybrid working arrangements, the provision of childcare benefits etc.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 25/11/2025
November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month. 🧡 Indigenous persons with disabilities hold knowledge and leadership that strengthen communities, yet continue to face barriers shaped by colonial systems. ✨ Read more: buff.ly/OWAqHEp #IDAM #IndigenousDisabilityAwarenessMonth #BarrierFreeCanada
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Indigenous Disability Awareness Month: Honouring Strength, Identity, and Self-Determination | Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work
Learn why Indigenous Disability Awareness Month matters and how culturally grounded, Indigenous-led approaches can advance disability inclusion in Canada.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 24/11/2025
📣Only 1 week until the DWC Conference! Join us Dec 1–2 as we explore how disability inclusion drives innovation and economic success. 🎟️ Tickets available: buff.ly/YzSVpTM #PWD #DWC #AccessibleCanada #DisabilityInclusion
A promotional graphic for the “Disability & Work in Canada (DWC) 2025 Conference.” The background shows attendees seated at round tables during the 2023 conference, eating and talking. The DWC multicoloured logo appears at the top, with text that reads “DWC – Disability & Work in Canada – 2025 Conference.” A yellow badge says “Tickets Still Available.” At the bottom, event details read “December 1st–2nd · The Westin Ottawa · 8AM–4:30PM,” along with the website ccrw.org/dwc-initiative.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 24/11/2025
New Brunswick has launched its first Five-Year Strategic Plan on Accessibility (2025‑2030), aimed at removing barriers so that everyone - regardless of ability - can fully participate in work, school, community life, and public services. At CCRW, we are excited to support this vision. #NB #CCRWNB
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New Brunswick Launches First Five-Year Strategic Plan on Accessibility | Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work
At CCRW, we are excited to support NB's first Five-Year Strategic Plan on Accessibility (2025‑2030), aimed at removing barriers so that everyone—regardless of ability—can fully participate in work,…
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 21/11/2025
New from CCRW: insights on disability inclusion in the skilled trades and the path toward a more accessible future. 📘 Read the full report: buff.ly/SBR0izU 🔗 Now available online! #InclusionInTheTrades #BarrierFreeTrades #PWD #AccessibleCanada #InclusiveTrades
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Trends Report | Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work
Our latest Trends Report, Future in Focus, offers essential perspectives on disability and work in Canada and delivers actionable, evidence-informed strategies from leading research and CCRW’s own…
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 20/11/2025
A survey by Accenture revealed that 76% of employees with disabilities feel their workplace culture is not fully supportive or inclusive. This lack of psychological safety can prevent them from disclosing their disability or requesting accommodations Learn more: buff.ly/1440ngb
Image of employer and employee with text '76% of employees with disabilities do not feel that their workplace culture is fully supportive or inclusive, which can deter them from disclosing and requesting accommodations.'
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 18/11/2025
October marked another step forward in our commitment to closing the unemployment gap for workers with and without disabilities. We're proud to share results that reflect the strength of our programs and the resilience of the individuals we serve. #InclusionMatters #AccessibilityForAll #CCRW #DEI
Graphic showing October Impact report of CCRW
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 13/11/2025
🌟 Working at Canada’s Drug Agency: Webinar (New Date Announced!) 🗓️ November 26, 2025 | 11 AM – 12 PM EST 🔗 Register via Untapped Talent: untappedtalent.ca Join CCRW and CDA for an engaging webinar exploring inclusive careers and hiring practices. #WorkingAtWebinar #PWD #CanadaJobs
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
Registrations are now open for Untapped Talent Summit 2026! Join us virtually on February 10, 2026, and explore how the workforce can better include people with disabilities. This year’s theme is 'Disability in Action: Navigating the School-to-Work Transition'. Register Now at buff.ly/ZHxdQHS
Poster for Untapped Talent Summit on Feb 10, 2026
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 11/11/2025
CCRW offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th, 2025, in observance of Remembrance Day. We're taking the day to remember the sacrifices of our veterans.
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CCRW @ccrworg.bsky.social · 04/11/2025
According to the IWH, a fully inclusive Canada - where there are no barriers to employment, healthcare, social participation, or any other aspect of life - could yield benefits worth between $252.8 to $422.7 billion, or 13.1% to 22.0% of Canadian GDP in the year 2027. Learn more at buff.ly/ophPSpK
Graphic of a woman with the text: According to the IWH, a fully inclusive Canada could yield benefits up to $422.7 billion, or up to 22.0% of Canadian GDP in the year 2027.
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