Our Strategic Priorities

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The Hub aims to build a Community of Practice with our partners and professionals , as well as provide resources, best practices, and educate organizations  that  envision services that are  free of ableism and anti-Black racism.

 We are committed to  embedding inclusive design, "seamless" accommodations,  and assistive technology within their organizations' structure, policies, and programs.

We envision identifying nation-wide research and policy networks/research projects that also investigate the intersectional experiences of being black, living with a disability.

We encourage like-minded researchers, black Canadians with disabilities, and passionate students  and  members to join together to highlight the gaps and  intersectional experience of Black Canadians. 

ASE is focused on building partnerships, sponsors and resources  who focus on economic innovation and the full economic participation of Black Canadians with Disability.

This will include collective initiatives and opportunities that strengthen  career, employment, and entrepreneurship programs, opportunities ,and resources.

ASE Community seeks to prioritize the lived experiences of Black students with disabilities,  and their families.

We intend to to identify educational and assistive technology resources , offer disability specialist expertise and webinars, and also support a Community of Practice of members, culturally responsive professionals,  and service partners.