Author Archives: Donna Jodhan

When engagement fails Please do not get me wrong!  I am a very strong advocate for engagement and when it works it does indeed work but when it fails it is all because one party enters this process with pre … Continue reading →

Hey everyone! I’m Christian Robicheau of the Sterling Creations team and hope that everyone is getting ready to enjoy a very typical April weekend. Today, I am pleased to share our president’s editorial with you and for this week Donna … Continue reading →

Crying in the dark I just do not know how else to describe this present situation.  In August of 2021 we began our campaign to grab the attention of the CBSA and the PHAC (Canadian Border Security Agency and Public … Continue reading →

Greetings everyone and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. Ah yes! April is just chugging along and let’s hope for a great sweet spring season. Today, I am pleased to share our president’s editorial with you and for … Continue reading →

How accessible is our future? I guess that one way to look at this question is to respond that it can be accessible as we are able to make it. However, there are several serious considerations on the table, and … Continue reading →

Happy Easter everyone and I’m Christian Robicheau at the Sterling Creations desk. Today I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and for this week Donna J. Jodhan shares some very potent thoughts with us. Happy weekend … Continue reading →

Dear world! You are just so busy expanding, innovating, creating, and developing!  All well and good but I personally want to see if you are listening! Chances are that you may be half listening to those of us who may … Continue reading →

I am still trying to figure this one out and I have to admit that I may never be able to do so.  This so-called artificial/attitude barrier has been around much longer than I and this is what it is. … Continue reading →

Who is the person on the street? In my respectful view, this is the person who continues to be left out and forgotten when companies sit down to plan their strategies for working towards accessibility. The person on the street … Continue reading →