*Please note that AODA and Human Rights Code Training is mandatory for all McMaster faculty, staff, student-staff, student leaders and volunteers*

• Redesigned over summer 2017, AODA and Human Rights Code training comprises 5 short videos and a completion quiz that introduce important definitions, examples, and expectations with regard to supporting people with disabilities at McMaster. The training will take approximately 30 minutes to complete, including a quiz that must be taken once the videos are completed. You will be notified through Mosaic of official completion of the training.
• AODA Training Step-Guide
• AODA and Human Rights Code: Summary of Accessibility Requirements at McMaster University
  • For information on AODA and Ontario Human Rights Code Training, please contact us at: aoda@mcmaster.ca
• The university is required to have an accessibility policy: McMaster’s Accessibility Policy
• We must adhere to the Wed Content Accessibility Guidelines
• Guide to Employment Equity at McMaster
• More information can be obtained through the McMaster’s Equity and Inclusion Office.