An opportunity for new employees to disclose their health/wellness/care/access needs

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Action Item: Ensure signage and design materials follow wayfinding guidelines to create more accessible pathways

Verbal and written notices that precedes potentially overstimulating sensory experiences within the material. It is best for these to be identified with approximate time stamps so the sensitive content is identified and those engaging with it can prepare themselves to adequately engage or disengage for their own well-being. Overstimulating sensory experiences can involve, scents, loud sounds, whispering voices, strobe lights, harsh lighting, fluorescent lighting, haze, fog, smoke, physical interaction and more.

A place for garbage should be provided in each bathroom stall.

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Proximity to public transportation. Consider routes from transit stops to venue - path, curb cuts, wayfinding, cross walks, advertised on website in written and video

A text version of all spoken dialogue, lyrics, and any non-speech audio information, so that the written copy can be followed along with the live action. Transcripts should be available in hard copy when possible and should be shared in PDF format and in a text only Word Doc format.

A hard plastic container that is used to safely dispose of hypodermic needles and other sharp medical instruments.

An animal who has undergone specialised training in order to perform specific tasks that support the disabled person they are assisting.

A kit made up of items that can be used to calm a person when they are in a state of sensory overload. This may also be known as ‘stim kits’ and ‘stim toys’ (abbreviation for stimulation).