Webinar | Breaking Barriers: Making Mammography Accessible

Year: 2026

Prerequisites: None

Speaker Information

Lena Anderson, MSW is an award-winning writer, health and disability advocate, and photographer who lives in Toronto, Ontario. Decades of lived experience with chronic illness and disability inform her work as an author and accessibility consultant. Lene lives in Toronto with a herd of cats and too many books.

Natasha Batchelor, MHSc, MRT (R) is a Regional Medial Radiation Technologist and Quality Specialist for Prevention and Screening. With over a decade of experience as a mammographer, she ensures excellence in breast imaging through technologist audits that promote continuous improvement and quality care. Passionate about accessibility in healthcare, Natasha has collaborated with disability advocates and co-authored and published paper in the Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences on making mammography more inclusive for patients with disabilities. She also developed a CAMRT webinar titled Mammography in Patients with Physical Disabilities to support education and awareness across the field.