The Office of Equity and Inclusion is pleased to present the final session of the EDIA Speakers Series. Heather McCain will continuing the series touching on Accessibility. Following a short break, Heather will facilitate discussions to translate awareness into actionable steps.

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Heather McCain (they/them) is Executive Director of Live Educate Transform Society (LET'S), a non-profit they founded in 2005. 

Heather’s own experiences as an asexual, disabled, neurodivergent, queer, trans person led them to become a well-known and respected advocate, educator, and speaker. Heather recognizes that those within the disability community have intersecting identities and works hard to ensure a multitude of voices and experiences inform their work. Heather is committed to centering decolonialization, using an intersectional lens and disability justice framework, and engaging in cross-movement organizing. 

Heather is proudest to be called a Crip Doula. This is a community given Disability Justice term for someone who helps disabled people navigate our complex systems, providing resources, support, and building community. This title was gifted by community members who have felt the positive effects of Heather’s work.

www.connectwithlets.org

heather@connectwithlets.org 

• This event will take place in person.
• Indoor event.
• Food and drinks allowed and provided.
• Venue is on the main floor.
• Washrooms are on the same floor as the venue (accessible/not all-gender).
• Closest parking lot is parking lot B.
• The closest entrance to this venue is not wheelchair accessible.
   

Funded by Ignite & Inspire Investment Fund (IIIF).