Here's a collection of free-to-use short music for any kind of project imaginable. I've been working on this project for over 10 years on and off, and it's a labour of love.
Whether you're doing work for TV, Radio, Film, your next podcast, show reel, powerpoint presentation, youtube video or university assignment that requires something to intro or outro it, there should be something for you, and if not you directly, maybe someone you know.
This is not the final form. I add to it whenever I find inspiration to do so. Check back every so often as you may find more content was added when you weren't looking 🔇
Currently:
1210 items
766 MB download in mp3
over 9 hours of music.
Absolutely no AI was used (or harmed) in the making of this collection.
If you feel so inclined, please do boost for reach. Many thanks.
https://onj.me/shorts
We are very pleased to announce some good news on the air travel front—something we have been pushing for, and something AEBC raised directly at the 2024 Air Accessibility Summit.Canada’s four major airlines—Air Canada, Air Transat, Jazz, and WestJet—have agreed to use a single, standardized medical form for travellers who have complex health or accessibility-related needs. This replaces the current system, where each airline uses its own form, forcing passengers and health care providers to rep
It’s Giving Tuesday! Join us — Inclusion Benefits Everyone
Today is all about generosity, and we’re inviting you to help strengthen accessibility across Canada.
If you’re able, please consider a gift of any amount to support this work.
Donate: blindcanadians.ca/donate or at CanadaHelps.org
E-transfers: [email protected]
Thank you for helping build a more accessible Canada.
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About Louise JohnsonLouise Johnson is a long-time member of the AEBC BC Affiliate, a recently appointed National Board Member, and a dedicated advocate for people who are blind or partially sighted. Through her own lived experiences, she’s learned the value of persistence, independence, and community support. Louise has volunteered with local schools, contributed to accessibility projects, and represented AEBC on the Access for Sight Impaired Consumers (ASIC) board. Her story reflects a lifetime
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We need a fully funded Canada Disability Benefit.
Working-age Canadians with disabilities experience poverty and food insecurity at twice the rate of the general population. The Canada Disability Benefit was designed to help, but at $6.67 a day, it falls short.
We’re joining Daily Bread Food Bank and a coalition of partners in calling on the federal government to fully fund the Benefit to help lift Canadians with disabilities out of poverty. www.FundTheBenefit.ca
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