Speaker Information:

Wyatt Scott is a librarian technican, policy analyst, and accessibility advocate passionate about creating more inclusive information and digital spaces. He holds a Masters in Public Policy and Administration from Carleton University and a Bachelor’s in History and International Studies from Gallaudet University. With experience in policy development, project management and accessibility initatives, Wyatt always seeks ways to bridge the gap beetween technology, policy and equity.

Having spent years in Ottawa, he’s gained a strong understanding of federal elections and the parliamentary system, and he never misses an election- believing deeply in the power of civic engagement. He loves helping friends understand how their votes shape accessibility rights and encourages them to get involved.

When he’s not working or talking politics, Wyatt enjoys history, travel, political debates, hiking and gaming, always looking for new ways to connect his interests with the world around him.