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Supports may be out there, but how do people with disabilities go about finding their way to those supports? Reflections Reporters Joeita Gupta and Kelly MacDonald join Ramya Amuthan to chat about how well disability communities are doing at finding each other, collaborating, and building bridges.
The four Reflections episodes highlighted in this panel are:
Looking into National Eye Care Strategy, released July 29, 2026, highlighting how we can tackle education around eye health.
Launching Vision Health Canada, released December 2, 2025, prioritizing collective action to establish a unified national approach to vision health.
Rethinking Navigation for the Blind, released August 6, 2026, stressing the importance of community feedback and community involvement.
The Accessible Canada Act, released June 25, 2026, emphasizing the power of inviting people into the process early and starting somewhere, even if it's not perfect.
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