Category: Projects
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The Finale – Innis Herald Podcast
How do you Produce a Finale? You go back to the beginning… As I reach the end of my University career, I can’t help but feel a sense of nostalgia; looking back at what came before. I started working for the Innis Herald in my second year as a writer/contributor, picking up/submitting pitches and writing…
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U-TAAC: A Year in Review 2022-2023
All beautiful things must come to an end. This is the reality that I have been facing as I reach my final year at the University of Toronto. The past four years have been tumultuous, there were many days of feeling lost and frightened, but just as many days or even more so of joy…
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Is Robarts Library Accessible?
Short answer? No, not really. But we must acknowledge that it has certainly improved the accessibility of the building before it was renovated. In 2019, there was a brief moment in which Robarts had turnstile doors. They were heavy doors. Not very accessible. Nowadays, the main entrance of the building has been renovated and uses…
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Accessibility Services Registration Video
So many students I run into tend to be on the fence when it comes to getting registered. Some claim it’s a long process, or that they feel that their “disability” does not deserve accommodations. Others are critical of the service. After all, no service is perfect, even if they claim to help students. However,…
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CHHA’s Speak Up!
About the Show: Three summer students, Catherine, Jason, and Kaelan discuss the many issues of the hearing loss community, interviewing authors, comics, and CHHA staff. Behind the Scenes: Getting the chance to work for the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) will forever be a dream for me. After two months of getting nowhere with…
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U-TAAC: A Year in Review 2021-2022
It Started with a Realization… Back in fall of 2022, my friends and I started U-TAAC. We realized that there wasn’t many clubs that : What We Aimed to Accomplish The goals of the club is very simple. To foster conversation with the greater U of T community about disability issues and to spread awareness.…
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