Indoor Air Quality: Bridging Science and Inclusion
With support from Accessibility Standards Canada, the Environmental Health Association of Quebec is pleased to invite you to its web conference, which brings together science, policy, and lived experiences to address the critical issue of indoor air quality in the built environment. Based on its findings from the national research project, “Accessible Indoor Air in the Built Environment,”the conference aims to delve into the characteristics and causes of poor indoor air quality, the resulting impacts, and engage in open dialogue with stakeholders on how to improve indoor air quality and accessibility.
Date: February 20, 2026
Location: Online via Zoom
Hours: 1.00 PM – 4.30 PM ET
Duration: 3 ½ hours
Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/z7Evf-JQRo6Ecx0LLTpbsQ
Simultaneous translation, ASL, LSQ and Zoom captioning
About the project:
Funded by Accessibility Standards Canada, the research project Accessible Indoor Air in the Built Environment spanned over 3 years and combined indoor air quality testing in workplaces across Canada with in-depth qualitative engagements involving individuals with disabilities to:
- Assess the effectiveness of scent-free policies in creating healthier indoor environments
- Identify the barriers to healthy indoor air quality for individuals with disabilities
- Provide evidence-based recommendations for inclusive practices and policy improvements
To learn more, please visit our website: https://aseq-ehaq.ca/en/accessible-air-in-the-built-environment
For more information contact: iaqresearch@aseq-ehaq.ca