ARCH Disability Law Centre

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Ontario legal clinic promoting equality rights of persons with disabilities. Tweets are not legal advice. Posts/re-posts are not endorsements. https://linktr.ee/ARCHDisabilityLaw

Important update: Respecting Rights’ Coffee and Advocacy Disability Pride event scheduled for Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m. has been cancelled. Logos for Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and the City of Toronto appear at the bottom.

Reminder flyer for Respecting Rights’ Coffee and Advocacy July meeting. The meeting is Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m., in person and virtually on Zoom. Contact jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca. A phone graphic displays the Disability Pride flag. Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and City of Toronto logos appear at the bottom.

Flyer for Disability Pride Month with diagonal disability pride flag stripes across the top right. Large text reads “Disability Pride Month.” The flyer invites Toronto self-advocates to Respecting Rights Toronto’s July Coffee and Advocacy meeting to learn about Disability Pride Month and discuss what disability pride means. Event details: Friday, July 24 at 1:00 p.m.; in person and virtual; contact jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca. Logos for Respecting Rights, ARCH Disability Law Centre, and the City of Toronto are at the bottom.

An event flyer for Respecting Rights Toronto and ARCH Disability Law Centre. The flyer has a dotted path between map pins, event details and the ARCH and Respecting Rights logos

a flyer for the Respecting Rights Toronto MapMission event. The flyer has the event details, ARCH Disability Law Centre and Respecting Rights logos. it also has decorative impages such as blue and orange circles, triangles and squares. On the left side of the flyer is a graphic of a two location icons and a broken line connecting the two icons.

Promotional flyer for “Respecting Rights Toronto MapMission Event.” The design features a light grey background with teal and orange accent shapes. The title reads “Respecting Rights Toronto” followed by “MapMission Event.”
Icons show a map path with location pins, a calendar, a map marker, and an email symbol. Event details include: Friday, May 29 at 1:00 p.m., location listed as ARCH Office, and contact email jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca.
At the bottom are logos for Respecting Rights Toronto and ARCH Disability Law Centre.

Save the date graphic for a National AccessAbility Week event. Logos for the Law Society of Ontario and ARCH Disability Law Centre appear at the top. The text reads “Save the Date! Thursday, May 28th, 2026.” Below is an illustration of a diverse group of people, including a wheelchair user and a person using a white cane.

Affiche promotionnelle pour « RESILIENCE 2026 : Conférence internationale sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM) » en anglais. Le design utilise des tons verts et blancs avec des formes courbes et un symbole stylisé de pierres empilées avec une figure humaine en haut à gauche.
Le texte décrit une conférence internationale de deux jours visant à faire progresser les connaissances scientifiques sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM), à renforcer sa reconnaissance en tant que handicap et à promouvoir l’inclusion dans les systèmes de santé, les milieux de travail, les espaces publics et les politiques. Les thèmes incluent « Faire progresser la science derrière la SCM » et « Qualité de l’air intérieur, inclusion, politiques et mouvement mondial ».
Les détails de l’événement à droite indiquent les 7 et 8 mai, de 9 h à 17 h, en format entièrement virtuel. En haut à droite figurent les logos du gouvernement du Canada, de la Fondation Marilyn Brachman Hoffman et de l’International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Présenté par EHAC–ASEC et ASEQ–EHAQ. Les logos des partenaires en bas incluent Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, CCRW/CCRT, NB Lung, NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, le Conseil des Canadiens avec déficiences, SOS MCS, Confesq, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, le Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS Rosenheim (Allemagne), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life-Environmental Network (Japon) et MCS Foreningen (Danemark).
L’arrière-plan présente une image abstraite douce évoquant des pierres empilées, symbolisant l’équilibre et la résilience.

Promotional graphic for “RESILIENCE 2026: International Conference on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)” in English. The design uses soft green and white tones with curved shapes and a stylized stacked stone and human figure symbol at the top left.
The text describes a two-day international conference focused on advancing scientific understanding of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), strengthening recognition of MCS as a disability, and promoting inclusion across healthcare, workplaces, public spaces, and policy. Themes include “Advancing the Science behind MCS” and “Indoor Air Quality, Inclusion, Policy, and Global Movement.”
Event details on the right indicate May 7–8, 9–5, fully virtual. Top right logos include the Government of Canada, Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation, and the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Presented by EHAC–ASEC and ASEQ–EHAQ. Partner logos along the bottom include Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Disability Law Centre, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, CCRW/CCRT, NB Lung, NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, Council of Canadians with Disabilities, SOS MCS, Confesq, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS Rosenheim (Germany), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life-Environmental Network (Japan), and MCS Foreningen (Denmark).
Background shows a soft, abstract stone-like landscape suggesting balance and resilience.

A blue promotional flyer for a virtual workshop series. It states that ARCH staff lawyer Gabriel Reznick will present at the “Wheel-Trans and Family of Service (FOS) Workshop Series,” hosted by the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto and TTC Riders.
The first session date is crossed out. The remaining session is Wednesday, April 29 from 1:00–3:00 PM on Zoom.
The flyer notes that the first session has already taken place, but you can still attend the second session without having attended the first one. ASL-English interpretation and CART captioning will be provided and directs viewers to register using the link in the description.
On the right side are logos for the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT), TTC Riders, and ARCH Disability Law Centre.

Affiche de RÉSILIENCE 2026, conférence internationale sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM). Dates 7–8 mai, heure 9h–17h. Événement virtuel de deux jours sur la science, la qualité de l’air intérieur, les politiques et l’inclusion. Présenté par EHAC-ASEC et ASEQ-EHAQ. Logos affichés incluant Gouvernement du Canada, Fondation Marilyn Brachman Hoffman, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Environmental Health Clinic du Women’s College Hospital, ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, Poumon NB, CCRW, Untapped Accessibility, RCR Legal Services, SOS MCS, Conseil des Canadiens avec déficiences, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, Prevent Cancer Now, Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit, Life Environmental Network, MCS-Aware et autres organisations partenaires. Accessible avec interprétation ASL, LSQ, CART et bilingue.

Poster for RESILIENCE 2026 International Conference on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). Dates May 7–8, time 9–5. Two-day virtual event on science, indoor air quality, policy, and inclusion. Presented by EHAC-ASEC and ASEQ-EHAQ. Logos shown include Government of Canada, Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Environmental Health Clinic at Women’s College Hospital, ARCH Disability Law Centre, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, NB Lung, CCRW, Untapped Accessibility, RCR Legal Services, SOS MCS, Council of Canadians with Disabilities, CareNow Ontario, WHEN, Prevent Cancer Now, Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit, Life Environmental Network, MCS Awareness, and other partner organizations. Accessible with ASL, LSQ, CART, and bilingual interpretation.

A blue promotional flyer for a virtual workshop series. The text reads that ARCH staff lawyer Gabriel Reznick will present at the “Wheel-Trans and Family of Service (FOS) Workshop Series,” hosted by the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto and TTC riders.
Dates and times listed are Wednesday, April 22 and Wednesday, April 29 from 1:00–3:00 PM, held on Zoom.
The flyer notes that ASL-English interpretation and CART captioning will be provided. It instructs viewers to register using the link in the description.
On the right side are three logos: the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT), TTC riders, and ARCH Disability Law Centre.

Affiche promotionnelle pour « Résilience 2026 : Conférence internationale sur la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM) ». Le visuel utilise des tons verts et blancs avec une icône de pierres empilées et le titre « Résilience 2026 ».
Points principaux :
Jour 1 : Faire progresser la science sur la SCM.
Jour 2 : Qualité de l’air intérieur, inclusion, politiques et mouvement mondial.
Détails de l’événement :
Dates : 7 et 8 mai
Heure : 9 h à 17 h
Format : Conférence virtuelle
Description : Événement international de deux jours visant à faire progresser les connaissances scientifiques sur la SCM en tant que handicap, à renforcer l’inclusion et à réduire les obstacles dans les systèmes de santé, les milieux de travail, les espaces publics et les politiques.
Accessibilité : Interprétation en français et en anglais, ASL, LSQ, sous-titrage CART et sous-titres Zoom disponibles.
Les logos des organisateurs et partenaires figurent en bas, notamment EHAC-ASEC, ASEQ-EHAQ, la Clinique de santé environnementale (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées, l’Université Ontario Tech et plusieurs partenaires. Les logos du gouvernement du Canada et de la Fondation Marilyn Brachman Hoffman apparaissent en haut.

Promotional graphic for “Resilience 2026: International Conference on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS).” The design features green and white tones with a stone balance icon and the title “2026 Resilience.”
Text highlights:
Day 1: Advancing the science behind MCS.
Day 2: Indoor air quality, inclusion, policy, and global movement.
Event details:
Date: May 7–8
Time: 9 AM – 5 PM
Format: Virtual conference
Description: A two-day international event focused on advancing scientific understanding of MCS as a disability, improving inclusion, and addressing barriers in healthcare, workplaces, public spaces, and policy.
Accessibility: English and French interpretation, ASL, LSQ, CART, and Zoom captions available.
Logos of organizers and partners appear along the bottom, including EHAC-ASEC, ASEQ-EHAQ, Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Disability Law Centre, Ontario Tech University, and multiple partner organizations. Government of Canada and Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation logos appear at the top.

Poster for “2026 RESILIENCE – International Conference on MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity).” Green-themed design with a stylized figure balancing on stacked stones. Text reads: “Day 1: Advancing the Science behind MCS. Day 2: Indoor Air Quality, Inclusion, Policy, and Global Movement.” Description: “This two-day international event is dedicated to advancing scientific understanding, strengthening recognition of MCS as a disability, and accelerating meaningful inclusion across healthcare systems, workplaces, public spaces, and policy frameworks.” Right side text: “Date: May 7–8. Time: 9–5.” Presented by EHAC–ASEC and ASEQ–EHAQ. Funded in part by the Government of Canada (Social Development Partnerships Program). Additional featured organizations: Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation; International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI). Partner logos along the bottom include: Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Disability Law Centre, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, NB Lung (Poumon NB), NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, Council of Canadians with Disabilities, SOS MCS, ConfESQ, CareNow Ontario, WHEN (Women’s Healthy Environments Network), Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life Environmental Network, and MCS Foreningen.

Affiche pour « 2026 RESILIENCE – Conférence internationale sur la SCM (sensibilité chimique multiple). » Design vert avec une figure stylisée en équilibre sur des pierres empilées. Texte : « Jour 1 : Faire progresser la science derrière la SCM. Jour 2 : Qualité de l’air intérieur, inclusion, politique et mouvement mondial. » Description : « Cet événement international de deux jours est consacré à l’avancement des connaissances scientifiques, au renforcement de la reconnaissance de la SCM en tant que handicap et à l’accélération d’une inclusion significative dans les systèmes de santé, les lieux de travail, les espaces publics et les cadres politiques. » À droite : « Date : 7–8 mai. Heure : 9–17. » Présenté par EHAC–ASEC et ASEQ–EHAQ. Financé en partie par le gouvernement du Canada (Programme de partenariats pour le développement social). Autres organisations : Marilyn Brachman Hoffman Foundation; International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI). Logos des partenaires en bas : Environmental Health Clinic (Women’s College Hospital), ARCH Centre du droit des personnes handicapées, Ontario Tech University, COPHAN, Poumon NB, NBCPD/CPHNB, Untapped Accessibility, Finautonome, RCR Legal Services, Council of Canadians with Disabilities, SOS MCS, ConfESQ, CareNow Ontario, WHEN (Women’s Healthy Environments Network), Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (Glasgow School of Art), MCS-Aware, AMICA, Prevent Cancer Now, Life Environmental Network et MCS Foreningen.