World Diversity and Accessibility Association is a charity organization dedicated to transforming the global landscape to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for everyone.
Our mission is to empower and uplift people with disabilities by creating a world where accessibility is a standard, not an exception. We work to ensure that everyone can fully engage in daily life, from public spaces to digital platforms, without barriers.
Thank you so much for your lessons and ideas presented to our Grade Six class.
It was great for them to have such exposure to a visually impaired adult and to learn the etiquette to approaching and helping a person with limits in their vision.
The speakers were kind and had good hands on materials. They were honest and kind about all questions (Including can you drive?)
We would like to thank the World Diversity and Accessibility Association for their engaging and informative presentation at our school. Our Grade 4 students learned a great deal about individuals who are blind or have low vision.
They especially enjoyed the hands-on activities, including trying braille, simulation glasses, and using a white cane. After the session, many students shared what they had learned about inclusivity and how to respectfully support someone with low vision.
Our students have been exploring accessible spaces, especially play areas, and this workshop was a valuable opportunity to ask questions and deepen their understanding of how to support others and consider diverse perspectives in our community.
Since then, they’ve noticed accessibility features and discussed potential barriers throughout their school day — while walking in the halls, riding buses, or joining clubs. The program’s positive impact is already clear, and we look forward to its lasting benefits.
I was put into contact with the WDAA through my school administration as I have a student with vision impairment who will likely progress in his condition as he ages. Ben and his colleague Feder joined our class for a morning session where we learned about many challenges people with low or no vision experience daily.
The students were curious and interested in learning about Ben’s experiences and were excited to explore the accessible materials available for them to touch and discover.
We are pleased to present this letter of reference and statement of endorsement to Ms. Anna Badulina, COO and her team at World Diversity and Accessibility Association (WDAA) for the wonderful and very urgent work they all do to help organizations like NCCA Canada ensure their online messaging is accessible to all.
We are thrilled to have passed our audit with WDAA and are grateful for the opportunity to further provide our online services to all, in an accessible manner, with the valuable feedback from WDAA
On behalf of York Entrepreneurship Development Institute, I would like to acknowledge the World Diversity and Accessibility Association for its invaluable support. Its expertise and commitment to promoting diversity and accessibility have greatly contributed to our initiatives and positively impacted the broader community.
I am confident that their commitment to excellence will continue to create meaningful outcomes and bring value to future collaborations and projects.
For over a billion people, it isn’t. Every day, both seen and unseen barriers limit opportunities, independence, and connection.
At WDAA, we’re here to change that. We’re creating a world where accessibility isn’t an afterthought but a given, where inclusion is the standard, not the exception.
WDAA envisions a future where day-to-day barriers for people with disabilities no longer exist, and we invite you to join us in building a future that values inclusion, where every individual has equal access and opportunity. Together, we can create lasting change for a more accessible world for all.
Imagine a world where over a billion people face obstacles every day that limit their opportunities. People with disabilities still encounter social and physical barriers that prevent them from fully participating in society.
At WDAA, we believe in an equal and just world. From the start, we've united communities to drive meaningful change and promote social equality. Today, we are witnessing historic momentum for lasting impact.
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We target both the education of younger generations and courses that enhance existing services and interactions, focusing on inclusivity. Our children's programs teach the importance of diversity and accessibility from an early age. For organizations, we provide professional development tailored for management and employees to foster inclusive workplaces.
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We develop programs that facilitate job placement for individuals with disabilities, focusing on creating inclusive work environments. We collaborate with employers to support the hiring and retention of diverse talent, ensuring that workplaces are welcoming and accessible.
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Our initiatives involve participating in projects that adapt public spaces —such as parks, streets, and buildings—to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities. By making these spaces more accessible and user-friendly, we enhance community engagement and ensure that everyone can enjoy public amenities.
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Are you ready to take meaningful steps toward a more inclusive world for people with disabilities? By participating in our accessibility reviews, you can gain valuable insights into how to improve your services and make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals in your community.
Our assessments evaluate accessibility features and provide actionable recommendations to enhance your commitment to diversity and inclusion. Together, we can create an environment where everyone has equal access and opportunity.
The World Diversity and Accessibility Association proudly partners with CBGA to support Canadian businesses through collaborative solutions and initiatives. Together, we’re committed to making Canadian business more inclusive and accessible, empowering diverse communities, and creating meaningful progress in global accessibility.
Countless individuals are benefiting from advancements in accessibility, thanks to the efforts of dedicated organizations. Explore how these companies are helping to create a more inclusive world for people with disabilities.
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Disability is part of every society, yet most systems, from education to employment, still treat it like an exception. Too often, access is reactive. Inclusion comes with conditions.
In a world increasingly run by digital systems, access isn’t a bonus feature, it’s a basic need. From logging into an internal tool to ordering a laptop, small design decisions can either enable independence or quietly shut it down.
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Inclusion in fashion isn’t just about seeing a broader range of faces, it’s about changing how the industry thinks about talent, value, and who belongs.
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WDAA, or the World Diversity and Accessibility Association, is an organization dedicated to transforming the global landscape to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for everyone. Our mission is to empower and uplift people with disabilities by creating a world where accessibility is a standard, not an exception.
We offer a range of services including accessibility assessments, consulting, implementation of accessibility improvements, training and education, inclusive employment programs and ongoing support to ensure environments are inclusive and accessible for everyone.
WDAA offers services that benefit individuals with disabilities, younger generations, businesses, educational institutions, and local governments. By providing training, resources, and consulting, WDAA helps create inclusive environments and improve accessibility across various sectors.
If you’re dedicated to accessibility, collaboration, and advancing opportunities for all, explore the meaningful career paths we offer. Join a team committed to making every space welcoming and accessible, and be part of a movement for real, impactful change.
