1. Have you personally encountered accessibility barriers when interacting with us?

A barrier means anything—including anything physical, architectural, technological, or attitudinal, anything that is based on information or communications or anything that is the result of a policy or a practice—that hinders the full and equal participation in society of people with a disability.

2. Have you noticed any barriers to accessibility in the following categories at our organization:

1. The built environment (includes our physical office locations and buildings)
2. Information and Communication Technologies (includes our website, social media, electronic forms, etc.)
3. Communications (includes access to Sign Language interpreters, captioning on videos, clarity of communication, etc.)
4. Programs, Products and Services (ease of access and delivery of)

3. Do you have any suggestions on how we could improve accessibility?

4. Is there anything else about accessibility that you want to share with us?

1. The built environment (includes our physical office locations and buildings)
2. Information and Communication Technologies (includes our website, social media, electronic forms, etc.)
3. Communications (includes access to Sign Language interpreters, captioning on videos, clarity of communication, etc.)
4. Programs, Products and Services (ease of access and delivery of)

5. Would you like a response in regards to you survey responses? * By selecting "Yes" you choose not to remain anonymous.