AIM is an anti-colonial, anti-ableist, feminist research lab working on issues of access, disability, environment and care through creative experimentation.

From our members

Huwawa Books: Roï Saade’s new publishing house

AIM Lab's Creative Director Roï Saade inaugurates his publishing house Huwawa with the photo book "Landing" by Maen Hammad.

Emery Vanderburgh at the VAV Gallery

Our member Emery Vanderburgh will show her multi-media installation The Disabled Body in Motion, at the VAV Gallery in Montreal, QC. Exhibition runs: June 2–14, 2025 ; Vernissage: June 11, 4–6 PM Our member Emery Vanderburgh will show her multi-media installation The Disabled Body in Motion, at the VAV Gallery in Montreal, QC. Exhibition runs: […]

Award Announcement: Robert B. Textor and Family Prize for Excellence in Anticipatory Anthropology

Congratulations to AIM Lab Director, Arseli Dokumaci, Winner of the 2024 The Robert B. Textor and Family Prize for Excellence in Anticipatory Anthropology for her book: Activist Affordances:How Disabled People Improvise More Habitable Worlds.

Coming Up from AIM

The Latest from our blog

17.02.2026

2025 In-The-Making: An AIM Lab Year Recap

Check out our latest newsletter on Substack! In this 2025 recap, we share member spotlights and our ongoing projects that reflect the thoughtful, creative, and critical access-making happening across our community.

11.03.2025

Welcome to Access in the Making

For our very first edition, we want to trace a timeline of Access-in-the-making in 2024, and give a sneak peek at the exciting projects and events coming up. We hope this gets you excited to follow us into 2025 and gives you a better sense of what AIM is all about.

If you would like to get in touch with us please email info[at]accessinthemaking.ca.

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