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When we stop seeing access as an undue burden on society, we will free up space in our hearts for the humans who use the...
Everyone deserves to feel supported. However, it can often be more difficult for individuals with disabilities to have t...
My mother taught me an incredible life lesson that no matter what the obstacle is, you can overcome and even turn it int...
Jason's Connection is much more than connecting our community to services, resources, information and news stories....
With the upcoming administration, changes to the House and Senate, and the echo of campaign promises, many parents with ...
Taking care of a child is one of the most challenging tasks a parent can face. When your child has special needs, it add...
This summer, I had the pleasure to attend the Toronto Summer Institute Inclusion Conference. To be honest, it blew my mi...
Inclusion is not a building or a program. Inclusion is people being with people and people accepting others.
A lot of what is talked about concerning disability has to do with one word, FEAR.
I am not denying that I need help or that I have a disability. But the needs I have are not 'special', they are human.
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