Accessibility at the CMHR isn’t just about ramps or transportation—it’s about dignity, connection, and shared experiences. This short visit shows how inclusive design enables full participation, from smooth van rides to museum towers. Watch to see how accessibility becomes the gateway to joy, independence, and belonging.
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All Museum entrances are accessible to people using wheeled devices or those who prefer to avoid stairs. An Accessible Drop-off Entrance allows passengers to be dropped off close to the entry doors. The museum also provides ramps, elevators, mobility aids, and services for vision, hearing, and communication needs. (humanrights.ca/accessibility)
Visitors can access tactile floor indicators, Braille materials, guided audio descriptions, and the Aira app for visual interpretation.
Exhibits offer ASL/LSQ translations, closed captioning, and accessible audio tools via the museum app.
Yes. Universal Key Pads, multilingual audio, and inclusive design features ensure digital content is usable by people with diverse needs.
Yes. Support persons enter free of charge, and trained service animals are welcome throughout the museum.
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