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Activism | Canada
CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind)
CNIB is a leading Canadian organization dedicated to empowering people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision. They focus on advocacy to break down social and systemic barriers, promoting an inclusive society through programs, support, and public policy work. Their efforts have significantly improved accessibility and opportunities for the visually impaired community.
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fightingblindness.ca
info@battleforblindness.org
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Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians (AEBC)
AEBC is a national charitable organization run by and for blind, deafblind, and partially sighted Canadians. They are known for their strong advocacy for accessibility, equal rights, and inclusive policies at all levels of government and society. AEBC empowers its members and collaborates widely to create systemic change for the visually impaired.
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Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB)
CCB advocates for accessibility and independence for people living with vision loss in Canada. Their members participate in forums and meetings to address issues such as accessible transportation, banking, and public spaces. CCB has played a key role in making Canadian bank notes accessible and continues to champion the rights of the blind.
fightingblindness.ca
info@battleforblindness.org
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Canadian Federation of the Blind
This organization is composed of people who are blind, advocating for themselves and others. They focus on supporting, standing for, and advancing the rights of blind Canadians through grassroots activism and peer support.
retinafoundation.org
info@battleforblindness.org
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✊ Activism Resources | CANADA
Change starts with action—and access to the right tools. This section brings together essential resources, guides, and organizations that support blind and low vision individuals advocating for disability rights, inclusion, and accessibility across the CANADA.
From legal aid to grassroots campaigns, protest toolkits to policy advocacy, these resources empower you to raise your voice and make a difference.
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