Lottie Dottie Daw

03/10/2026

Help me raise funds for Team Daw (BC)! https://go.rallyup.com/teamdaw

02/02/2026

Hi everyone, I wanted to share this with you all, especially those who are local to the greater victoria area. Chris and I are going around to schools doing presentations and wanted your help! Please let your schools know about this opportunity. Let me know if you need a pdf version of this!

12/04/2025

We're ready to Roll Out! 🇨🇦 The time for true accessibility and disability rights in Canada is NOW.

This shirt isn't just fabric—it's a statement. Our "Canadian Roll Out" Wheelchair Advocacy T-Shirt is designed for the activists, the allies, and the change-makers who believe in an inclusive Canada for everyone.

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12/03/2025

December 3rd marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, established by the United Nations in 1981 to raise awareness and increase understanding of disability issues and the com-mitment to ensuring dignity, rights, and well-being of people with disabilities. This year's theme is Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress.

12/01/2025

Hey everyone, long time no post! Been crazy busy with everything lately. Check out the upcoming changes!

11/30/2025

08/03/2025

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07/04/2025

Call us to change your future!

06/23/2025

"I honestly couldn’t believe what I was seeing when I first came across this sign. At first glance, it’s just a standard warning—‘Watch Your Step.’ But then I noticed the symbol of a person in a wheelchair going down a flight of stairs! It’s not just ironic—it’s downright dangerous and thoughtless.

This is a textbook example of poor accessibility design. It’s as if no one stopped to consider how this would be perceived by someone who actually uses a wheelchair—or how incredibly unsafe that situation would be in reality. Signs like this should be helping people, not highlighting a hazard in such an absurd and insensitive way.

We need more accessible design that’s created with people who have disabilities, not just for them. Otherwise, this is what you end up with: a warning sign that unintentionally becomes a warning about ableism and bad design."

06/18/2025

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