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Locality: Winnipeg, Manitoba

Phone: +1 204-943-6099



Website: www.mlpd.mb.ca

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Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Inc. 10.11.2020

This is an excellent article by Gabrielle Peters in Macleans that exposes the difficulty of living as a disabled person in an ableist world. We strongly encourage you to read it and share.

Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Inc. 06.11.2020

CBC Asks how the pandemic is changing the workplace for people with disabilities. Join the conversation Friday at 1 p.m. ET (12 pm CT) on Facebook Live, hosted by CBC London's Chris dela Torre.

Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Inc. 02.11.2020

Share Your Employment Story - https://mailchi.mp/101c72078a99/share-your-employment-story Tell employers what you think they should know about hiring people with disabilities. Click the link for information on how to participate.

Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Inc. 20.10.2020

We are updating our member list. If you wish to become a member, update your contact information or to remove your name from our list, contact Rosalie at [email protected].

Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Inc. 14.10.2020

Manitoba Lawyers File Human Rights Complaint Two former lawyers living with disabilities, Mike Reimer and Peter Tonge, have each filed a complaint with the Mani...toba Human Rights Commission detailing their experience of barriers and discrimination throughout their career. The complaints outlined inaccessible court buildings, attitudinal barriers, and systemic discrimination. Read their full media release and story below. The Accessibility for Manitobans Act was passed over 7 years ago with the hope and promise that these types of experiences would be eliminated. Reimer and Tonge's experiences highlight the significant work that still remains to address barriers in Manitoba. Seven years after the passing of the AMA, only two of the five required standards are in force, and a robust system to ensure compliance is still being developed. Indeed, in last fall's single public consultation on the proposed standard for creating accessible built environments, the Province opted to exclude buildings or other indoor public spaces entirely. Relying on the building code (a code that's main focus is structural and fire safety) to address barriers does not work, as is clearly evidenced by Tonge's and Reimer's experiences. PDF version: https://mcusercontent.com//HRC_Access_to_Courts_News_Relea Word version: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/track/click Image description: Photo of a gavel on a table