Access includes everyone - Kaylie

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Meet Kaylie and learn about her story. Learn more about accessibility in Nova Scotia: accessible.nov...
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A woman walks towards a sofa chair in a darkened room and uses the arms of the chair to support her as she sits down.
Kaylie: The goal is to make our world accessible.
Bold text fills the screen that reads, “Access is for everyone.” Lights turn on revealing two people using video equipment to interview Kaylie, a woman of African descent who has long hair.
Kaylie: I mean, access is for everyone, right? [Kaylie’s laughter]
Close-up of Kaylie’s face with her name in text beside her.
Kaylie: I, myself, have been living with a disability since birth: cerebral palsy. I need basically an aide to help me up any kind of steps, or I can’t go up steps without a railing because of my motor movements and my balance.
Kaylie walks down rows of bookshelves accessible to her at standing height in the Halifax Central Library.
Kaylie: Having an accessible world just makes things easier, but it also equalizes everything.
Black text appears on screen that reads, “Access includes.” The word “everyone” appears in green following the words “access includes.” Text below reads, “Access includes everyone. Help make Nova Scotia more accessible. Accessible.NovaScotia.ca.”