The attitudinal barriers people who are blind and partially sighted face in the workplace #podcast @thepulseami
The attitudinal barriers people who are blind and partially sighted face in the workplace #podcast @thepulseami
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Shoko Kitano, the Executive Director of the Come to Work program at the CNIB joined Grant Hardy on The Pulse. They spoke about the development of the program, making large corporations more accessible, and the types of jobs that are available in the database.
Learn more about the Come to Work program here: cometowork.ca
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