Events and Programs

This comprehensive workshop is designed to empower screen reader users to effectively navigate and utilize the Zoom platform. Participants will gain practical skills and strategies for seamless meeting management and participation.

CNIB and Integrity Arts have come together to provide participants of the Independence training series to explore the opportunity to increase confidence and the associated freedom to be spontaneous, resilient, and safe.

This event brings together job seekers and City of Hamilton staff for an engaging exchange of career insights, hiring practices, and workplace inclusion.

This interactive workshop explores the world of the gig economy — a growing labour market made up of short-term, flexible jobs. Whether you're considering offering your skills online, or launching your own small venture, this session will help you understand how the gig economy works and how to make it work for you.

One of our premiere program series that spotlights individuals living with sight loss while they share their personal triumphs, challenges, and often creative solutions as it pertains to job-seeking, employment and overcoming some common barriers.

Whether you'd like to get an introduction about the Come to Work Program, or if you're an existing participant interested in re-connecting, this is the information session for you!

CNIB and Integrity Arts have come together to provide participants of the Independence training series to explore the opportunity to increase confidence and the associated freedom to be spontaneous, resilient, and safe.

We’re launching the Unseen Perspectives Podcast — an exciting new podcast created by and for young adults who are blind or partially sighted.

Are you ready to take control of your digital documents? Join us for an interactive and accessible session designed specifically for magnification users who want to learn how to make the most of Microsoft OneDrive.

This foundational training session is designed to introduce participants to Microsoft OneDrive, with a focus on using screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS and voiceover.