The DAWN Ontario Access Checklist will be soon be posted online. Please return by end of March 2001.
Access is more than just a wheelchair ramp.
Access is acceptance and understanding, a social environment in which women with disabilities are free to be ourselves. Access may be defined by the person. For example, people with environmental illnesses may have serious reactions to scents. People with epilepsy may have a seizure because of the use of flashbulbs. Awareness of and sensitivity to the experiences and needs of Women with disAbilities.