Accessibility Toronto

07/21/2026

Virtual tickets are back for 2026!

We're excited to once again offer a virtual conference experience for those who can't join us in Toronto. We know travel isn't always possible, and thanks to the support of our Diamond Sponsor, CBC, you can attend from the comfort of your home (or office—we won't judge).

Virtual tickets are on sale now.

Already have an in-person ticket but need to switch to virtual? No problem! Email us at [email protected] and we'll be happy to help.

Whether you'll be joining us online or in person on October 22–23, 2026, we can't wait to welcome you.

🔗 Get your tickets at conf.a11yto.com

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Below the icon is the logo. Centered beneath it, white text reads “October 22 & 23, 2026.” The largest text on the poster says “Virtual Tickets,” with “Tickets” displayed in bold, uppercase letters. A tilted white label overlapping the text reads “On Sale Now.” At the bottom of the poster, the website conf.a11yto.com is displayed in white.]

06/05/2026

Many of you have reached out, and we heard you. Due to overwhelming interest, we're extending our Call For Speakers for this year's deadline to Sunday, June 14th at midnight.
Travel and accommodation are on us-submit your talk and join us on October 22 & 23rd in Toronto this October.
Head over to https://conf.a11yto.com/ for more information.

Here it is, friends, the moment you’ve all been waiting for. We're BACK! Mark your calendars, and get ready to join us on October 22 & 23, 2026.

05/29/2026

As you may know, is set to return to the Barbara Frum Atrium at CBC on October 22 & 23, 2026.
The call for speakers is open! Have a great idea for a talk? You can submit until June 4.
We have a renewed interest this year on technical talks with actionable takeaways so don’t be shy about submitting intermediate and advanced talks.
You can find more info about tickets, the call for speakers, and all things a11yTO at conf.a11yto.com.

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Dominating the top of the poster is the text " Conf" in large white font. Below this, in even larger white font, is "CALL FOR SPEAKERS".
To the right of the "CALL FOR SPEAKERS" text, a large, dark blue oval shape contains the text "Submit your talk" followed by the URL "conf.allyto.com" in white, slightly smaller font.
The bottom left of the poster features a large, circular, white frame that overlays a photograph. This photograph depicts a live event with a stage and an audience. On the stage, a man in a light-colored shirt is standing at a podium, looking towards the audience and gesturing. Behind him, a large screen displays a graphic with several people's faces, and a CBC logo. The audience members are seated, facing the stage, some looking towards the stage, others engaged with their phones or devices. The overall color palette of the photograph is varied, with warm tones on the stage and cooler tones in the audience.

In the bottom right corner of the poster, the text "Deadline for submissions on June 4th, 2026" is written in white font.]

05/29/2026

We’re excited to bring a11yTO Conf back to the Barbara Frum Atrium (CBC) on Oct 22–23, 2026.
We’re eager to take the stage again for two days of learning, networking, and community-building.

Tickets are available now—secure yours and join a diverse, welcoming global community.
Early Bird ends July 31.
More info: conf.a11yto.com
(tickets, speakers, and more)

Hope to see you there!

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At the top, a large, bold white hashtag " Conf" is displayed on a slightly tilted white rectangular shape. The text is stylized with a pixelated font. Below this, in a similar pixelated font, are the words "TICKETS ON SALE NOW" in all caps, also in white.

The main body of information is contained within a rounded, white-bordered box. Inside this box, also in white pixelated text, are the conference details:
"OCTOBER 22 + 23, 2026"
"09:00 AM - 5:00 PM"
"CBC BARBARA FRUM ATRIUM
250 FRONT ST. WEST,TORONTO"
Below this box, another rounded white-bordered element contains the conference website: "CONF.A11YTO.COM", in white pixelated text. To the right of this website text, a pixelated white computer mouse cursor is visible, pointing towards the text.
The overall color scheme is predominantly black and white, with subtle dark blue or teal undertones in the background grid.]

03/21/2026

Calling all campers!
Camp is back for 2026! Join us on Saturday, May 9 in downtown Toronto for a full day of learning, sharing, and connecting with an amazing accessibility community.
Spots are limited this year, so tickets are $20 to help reduce no-shows. Your fee supports ASL, captioning, and lunch.
Got a great talk idea? Submissions are open! (In-person only—travel and accommodations aren’t covered, but speakers receive a free ticket.)
🎟️ Tickets + call for submissions are live now.
See you in Toronto this May!

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02/06/2026

Save the date!

a11yTO Conf is returning to the Barbara Frum Atrium at CBC on October 22 & 23, 2026.

Join us for two thoughtful days of learning and connection with accessibility professionals from around the world.

This year, we’re returning to the heart of Conf with a renewed focus on technical talks and clear, actionable takeaways — designed to be valuable no matter your role.

Our call for presentations will open later this winter (date TBA). If you’ve been thinking about submitting a talk, now’s a great time to start refining your ideas.

More details about tickets, speakers, and evening events will be shared soon.
Stay warm, and we look forward to sharing more with you in the coming weeks.

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01/29/2026

We’re kicking off 2026 by bringing the community together—no slides, no presentations, just people.

Join us upstairs at the Firkin on Yonge (207 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1) for a relaxed, in-person social focused on connection, conversation, and community. Reconnect with familiar faces, meet new ones, and reflect on the year that was.

We’ll also offer optional 3-minute lightning prompts for anyone who wants to share an accessibility win or lesson from 2025. No prep needed—listening is just as welcome as sharing.

Whether you’re new to accessibility or have been in the space for years, we’d love to see you there.

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