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Share Your Story

Your voice matters — and it can help drive real change.

Every day, individuals with disabilities and their families navigate barriers in our communities: physical, social, communication, transportation, employment, housing, education, and healthcare barriers, just to name a few. Your experiences help us understand where change is most urgently needed and strengthen our advocacy to build a truly Barrier Free Alberta.

Whether you’ve faced challenges accessing services, encountered obstacles in public spaces, struggled with policy gaps, or have a success story to celebrate — we want to hear from you.

Why Share?

By sharing your story, you:

  • Help amplify the lived experiences of the disability community

  • Support our advocacy and policy development efforts

  • Build awareness and inspire others to speak up

  • Contribute to a collective voice for change

Your Privacy Matters

Stories can be submitted anonymously if you prefer. We will never share identifiable information without your consent.

Tell Us About Your Experience

Use the form below to share:

  • A barrier you or your family member faced

  • Where and when it happened (if comfortable)

  • How it impacted your life

  • What change you want to see

Together, we can remove barriers and build a more inclusive future for all Albertans.

Thank you for lending your voice to the movement.

Are you submitting as:
Do we have permission to share your story publicly?
Yes, with my name
Yes, anonymously
No, internal advocacy only
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The Alberta Ability Network gratefully acknowledges that what we call Alberta, is the traditional and ancestral territories and gathering place for diverse Indigenous peoples whose histories, languages, and cultures continue to influence our vibrant communities. We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation, and gratitude to the many First Nations, Métis Settlements and the Six Regions of the Métis Nation of Alberta, and Inuit who have lived in and cared for these lands for generations.

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