About this Event
Learn about a topic relevant to brain injury and socialize with others at our bi-monthly program – IN PERSON or ONLINE!
Program Recording & Privacy Notice:
Please Note - this Educational Session will be recorded, and may be shared publicly on BIAYR's Youtube Channel. Participants names, or anything participants choose to share verbally, or in the chat may be recorded. Please participate in the program in ways that feel comfortable for you in a public setting.
Unapologetically Exploring: My Solo Adventures as a Black Woman with a Disability in Singapore and Dubai
Guest Speaker - Susan Stewart
Susan Stewart is a Terminal Operations Support Administrator at the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), where she has dedicated over 7.5 years to fostering diversity, engagement, and operational excellence from the curb to the gate. Beginning with a six-month internship in Human Resources, Susan contributed to inclusive initiatives such as Sky’s the Limit, supporting employees of all abilities and enhancing workplace culture.A former 1996 Olympic basketball player and Ontario Basketball Hall of Famer, Susan brings the resilience, discipline, and competitive spirit of an elite athlete into their professional career. As a 20-year brain injury survivor, Susan is deeply committed to advancing accessibility at Toronto Pearson, having supported initiatives including the YYBeeZ Apiary Tour and the Sunflower Lanyard Program to create a seamless travel experience for passengers with disabilities.Beyond the terminal, Susan is active in community engagement, volunteering on initiatives such as the 2K Walk and Roll in partnership with New Vision. A lifelong learner who has completed more than 200 LinkedIn Learning courses, Susan continuously seeks to grow while empowering colleagues and advancing GTAA’s mission of delivering a safe, inclusive, and world-class passenger experience.
Key Discussion Points
- Navigating accessibility and inclusivity in Singapore and Dubai
- Cultural perceptions and unique experiences traveling solo as a Black woman with a disability
- Practical tips and empowerment for others considering similar journeys
This is a HYBRID Meeting.
(ONLINE): ZOOM
(IN-PERSON): BIST OFFICE
The Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST) enhances the lives of people living with the effects of brain injury.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Brain Injury Society Of Toronto (BIST), 40 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto, Canada
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