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March 2019
2019 Midwest RepRap Festival
The Midwest RepRap Festival is a gathering of 3D printing enthusiasts from all over the world. It offers a chance to see printers in action, as well as to experience new experiments, cool custom projects, get your printer repaired, and meet people. Stewart Russell, Makers Making Change Regional Coordinator, will be at this event.
Find out more »May 2019
IncludEd: All Learners Welcome | Vancouver
Join Microsoft Vancouver to hear from inclusive education thought leaders. Experience their inclusive EdTech playground to learn more about what we can do to make all students feel confident and in control of their learning. We must recognize the global call for digital tools that adapt to the individual’s needs, so that every student of every ability can learn and grow every day. Whether it’s a student controlling a screen with their eyes, or creating a document with their voice, there’s…
Find out more »ENABLE Ottawa 2019 | Accessiblity and Employment Partnerships In Action
Join us at ENABLE OTTAWA 2019, a one-day forum that brings together organizations active in the development of innovative solutions to accessibility. This year’s themes of Technology and Employment will feature organizations that promote and encourage accessibility and employment through technology, helping to create innovative and inclusive workplace environments. Neil Squire Society Employment Coordinator and Case Manager, Amanda Barresi, and Carol Ann Cameron from March of Dimes, will be presenting the following session: Enabling Inclusion, Connecting Employers to Technology and Qualified Candidates with…
Find out more »June 2019
Rehab Week 2019
Are you interested in pushing the field of Rehabilitation Technologies forward by exchanging your ideas and sharing your experiences with engineers, clinical researchers and clinicians from all around the world?
Find out more »September 2019
Hiring and Workforce Housing Forum
Come and visit us at the Hiring and Workforce Housing Forum.
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