Scout, our service dog, gives us the information on disability etiquette! He explains the respectful ways to interact with people with disabilities. This is a great way to ensure that people with disabilities are a part of our communities.

#DisabilityEtiquette #ADA

I’ve been there, and knew the cheering was disproportionate to whatever dumb event it was, and/or compared to how much everyone else was(n’t) getting cheered for. Don’t be that person; you’re not doing what you think you are.

…it actually made me feel worse. 2/3

#DisabilityEtiquette #TherapistSky

💡Accessibility etiquette reminder: If someone looks like they might need help, it's best to ask first! Independence and choice are part of accessibility. #DisabilityEtiquette #Accessibility #Guelph

FND is sharing this image from PBS LearningMedia with quick disability etiquette tips. Respectful communication and thoughtful actions can make a meaningful difference. #DisabilityPrideMonth #DisabilityEtiquette #Accessibility #PBS

Oh my gosh it's been a year already? Loved this talk, can't wait to share it again!

#DisabilityEtiquette #DisabilityAwareness #DisabilityInclusion

What’s one etiquette reminder every restaurant should hear? 

#AccessibilityMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DiningForEveryone #InclusionInAction #12DaysOfAccessibleDining #DisabilityEtiquette