Welcome to SBA
Students for Barrier Free Access (SBA) at the University of Toronto is a student-led, volunteer-driven, non-profit which advocates for intersectional access, equity and inclusion. We advocate for disability justice and all of our programming and advocacy is shaped through this framework.
SBA holds free, skill-building workshops for members that build our community’s expertise, while also giving members the ability to learn skills transferable to many workplace settings. At this time, SBA is working to support members virtually, with movie nights, workshops, and a food-sharing program. On campus, we run a community drop-in center where members can enjoy a respectful, social, political and creative space.
SBA Centre
The SBA Centre is a drop-in space for U of T students, alumni, and community members to meet, study, access peer support, enjoy free snacks, and learn about Disability Justice.
Adaptive Technology & Resource Centre (ATRC)
THE ATRC is equipped with adaptive software, ergonomic furniture, keyboards, mice, height adjustable desks, headsets, microphones, and a CCTV. It is open to all SBA members.
Events & Workshops
SBA hosts a wide range of events and skill building workshops including Care Kit Making, Disability Justice discussion group, and Self-Advocacy Workshop for disabled students and advocates.
Please note: due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, both the Center and the ATRC are closed to members.
Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Get in Touch
Due to the current public health situation our drop-in centre is closed. Please contact us by email or phone if you require advocacy support, need to be connected to on campus or community resources, or if you have any other questions. If need be, please leave a voicemail with your name and the best way to contact you, and we will be in touch shortly.
admin@uoftsba.com
(416) 978-5483
230 College St, Suite 364
University of Toronto
Disclaimer
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