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  • Disability Studies
  • Knowledge Mobilization
  • Participatory Research

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  • Municipalities mandate universal accessibility action plans but lack implementation tools.
  • Participatory research in disability inclusion requires diverse perspectives.
  • Knowledge users play a key role in shaping innovation and accessibility.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop knowledge mobilization tools for universal accessibility implementation in a Quebec municipality.
  • To address the gap in practical resources for municipal employees.

Main Methods:

  • A co-design process based on the Morales model (Exploration, Co-Design, Validation, Development).
  • Collaboration between researchers and municipal employees.
  • Development of video vignettes to raise awareness.

Main Results:

  • Municipal employees showed a lack of awareness regarding universal accessibility issues.
  • Employees expressed a need for more information and resources on accessibility in their roles.
  • Three video vignettes were co-designed on universal accessibility and the city's action plan.

Conclusions:

  • Co-design is effective for complex municipal partnerships.
  • Collaboration between municipal sectors and research yields significant advantages.
  • The developed tools aim to facilitate the adoption of universal accessibility measures.