National Educational Association of Disabled Students

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NEADS is a consumer-controlled, cross-disability charitable organization (corporation # 1007761975RR0001) that represents its constituents through projects, resources, research, publications and partnerships. Our work centers our three core strategic program areas: disabled student debt reduction, disabled student experience in class and on campus, and disabled student and graduate employment. NEADS also hosts many websites, where resources, publications, and further information are available:
www.myneads.ca
www.disabilityrightsonline.ca
www.breakingitdown.myneads.ca
www.disabilityawards.ca
Or check out linktr.ee/myneads

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10/09/2026

DABC has prepared a toolkit for the upcoming provincial election. This toolkit is a non-partisan guide for the community in . As a registered charity, Disability Alliance BC does not endorse or oppose any political party or candidate. We encourage all voters to consider the issues that matter most to them.

Visit our blog to download the toolkit in PDF and Word formats 👇️: https://disabilityalliancebc.org/bc-elections-toolkit/

10/03/2026

Join us at our upcoming SAGM! October 21st at 10:30am, we will be hosting the meeting online and in person. For more information head to the link in our bio. We will also be posting more information posts in the coming weeks! 🌼💕✨

Today, we celebrate the retirement of our National Coordinator, Frank Smith.Throughout his time with NEADS, Frank has de...
10/02/2026

Today, we celebrate the retirement of our National Coordinator, Frank Smith.

Throughout his time with NEADS, Frank has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and compassion. His guidance and commitment have strengthened our organization, supported our team through various seasons, and positively impacted the academic communities we serve.

While we will greatly miss him, we are grateful for the lasting legacy he leaves behind. Thank you, Frank, for your years of service, your encouragement, and the many meaningful contributions you have made.

Please join us in wishing Frank a happy, healthy, and fulfilling retirement. May this next chapter bring abundant opportunities for rest, joy, and new experiences.

Congratulations and thank you, Frank!

10/01/2026

Visit MLPD’s Accessible City Vote landing page for information and resources to help Winnipeg’s disability community participate in the municipal election! Find links to the Accessible City Vote Project in the news: https://www.mlpd.mb.ca/accessible_city_vote





As election signs begin to pop up all over Canada's capital city of Ottawa, Ontario for its upcoming municipal election,...
09/29/2026

As election signs begin to pop up all over Canada's capital city of Ottawa, Ontario for its upcoming municipal election, NEADS looks to remind post-secondary students of their right to vote and the many ways on how to vote in what is most accessible to them!

For more information on how to vote within your own riding and province, please visit https://www.elections.ca

09/28/2026
09/27/2026

Accessible Social is a free resource and education hub that helps marketers and content creators learn about accessibility and how it relates to social media.

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