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Professionals supporting students entering or attending post-secondary education, including psychologists, accessibility advisors, and other stakeholders supporting secondary and post-secondary students with disabilities.

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Thursday, May 2 • 10:45am - 12:00pm
Creative Collisions: A Pilot Initiative to Improve Accessibility of Creativity-Based Experiential Learning

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Learn about Algonquin College’s Creative Collisions project, a partnership between the Centre for Accessible Learning with the DARE Makerspace. Students use art and technology tools to enable creative expression and skill development across abilities while promoting mental health and a sense of belonging. Activities include access to tools like 3D printers, vinyl cutters and laser cutters; student-led workshops on cultural ways of creating (e.g. henna); educational sessions e.g. discussing mental health strategies while engaging in art creation; and a multidisciplinary art show as a culmination of the project. Knowledge sharing in this session will include participation in creative activities.

Speakers
avatar for Zeynep Guzide

Zeynep Guzide

Disabilities Counsellor, Algonquin College
Zeynep (she/her) is a racialized settler on Anishinaabe territory (Ottawa). She has over 10 years of experience delivering and developing accessible and effective psychosocial services to improve social and health outcomes for clients and communities. She currently works as a Disabilities... Read More →
avatar for Lindsay Snow

Lindsay Snow

Disabilities Counsellor, Algonquin College
Lindsay Snow (she/her) is a white settler on Anishinaabe territory (Ottawa). She has worked as a Social Worker for nearly 20 years, providing support in both front-line and community development capacities in the fields of mental health, addiction and disability. She currently works... Read More →



Thursday May 2, 2024 10:45am - 12:00pm EDT
Room: London

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