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You're invited to Prairie Disability Alliance Western Connections 2026

You're invited: Prairie Disability Alliance: Western Connections 2026

We are proud to announce the Prairie Disability Alliance, a pan-prairie disability network working together to advance accessibility, promote disability rights and build stronger, more inclusive communities for all.  The Prairie Disability alliance logo is an orange circle with an arrow made out of wheat pointing to the right. The tagline is: Advancing accessibility, building inclusion, strengthening communities across the prairies. an image of a prairie sky is the background for the text and the social media handles across the bottom, find us at prairiedisabilityalliance on youtube, bluesky, Facebook and Instagram. There's blue banner across the bottom of the poster.

Hello Friend, 

 

As a supporter of Barrier-Free Alberta we are reaching out to share with you that we have joined forces with Barrier Free Saskatchewan (BFSK) and Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities (MLPD) to form the Prairie Disability Alliance! We want to invite you, as a loyal supporter, to help us shape the alliance by joining our Prairie Disability Alliance: Western Connections 2026 conference September 19, 2026 on Zoom. 

 

To register go to prairiedisabilityalliance.ca and if you have any follow up questions you can reply to us here, or email prairiedisabilityalliance@gmail.com 

 

Additional Details for the Conference:

 

Date: Saturday September 19, 2026

Location: Zoom - Registration required: Western Connections 2026 Registration Link

Time: 12:00-3:00 pm MDT (Alberta, Saskatchewan) 1:00-4:00 pm CDT (Manitoba)

 

ASL and CART will be provided, additional accommodations can be requested on the registration form.

 

Thank you for your support over the years and we hope to see you there!

 

Barrier-Free Alberta on behalf of Prairie Disability Alliance

Barrier-Free Alberta, and initiative of Cerebral Palsy Alberta

To learn more about Barrier-Free Alberta visit us at www.barrierfreeab.ca


 
 
 

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