Nancy has over 35 years of experience advocating for increased accessibility for people with disabilities in BC. She has been instrumentally involved with Measuring up the North, the conception of the Access North project and its transformation to Access BC. She sits on a number of provincial and regional committees that work to implement universal design in recreation and leisure, tourism, the built environment and community planning. Nancy also consults in audits and universal design concepts, especially for outdoor spaces.
When Nancy is not busy running around the province in pursuit of accessibility for all she enjoys being in and around water, flowers, gardening and her collection of fur and feather critters on the family hobby farm in rural Prince George. Her musical ear leans towards country music and she enjoys concerts of local musicians on a regular basis. Her travelling shoes are always itching to enjoy a new adventure.
