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Does being smart make you a 'better' person?
When I was at university (yes, decades ago!) I think I felt that I was somehow "responsible" for my intelligence. That I'd made a choice ...
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How baby went from 'alien creature' to 'our son'
‘Our Curse' tells the story of a Polish couple whose son Leo is born with a rare syndrome that prevents him from breathing while asleep...
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A sister asks 'Do you see me?'
By Cristina BreshearsDear Mom and Dad:Even though I was born into the chaotic aftermath of my big sister's diagnosis, I wasn't born under...
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Motion Analysis Centre team named 2025 recipients of the Dr. John Whittaker Memorial Cerebral Palsy Award
Honouring a multidisciplinary team advancing movement science and pediatric rehabilitation
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Research Projects and Technologies
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Free Health & Education Resources for Clients, Families and Caregivers
On this page, you’ll find links to health and education databases that are searchable free of charge.
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'I have always sat in the in-between'
Mari Ramsawakh's identity can not be contained in simple boxes. Their film Fluid, which just won TVO's 2019 Short Doc Contest, makes that clear: 'I have always sat in the in-between.'
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Reporting a story when you're blind has its advantages, journalist says
'I've been told it makes me listen better, because my first way of taking in information is not visually.'
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Social media lets people with disabilities 'push their own agenda'
Beth Haller is a bit of a celebrity in the world of disability and journalism. I first learned about her when I followed her Media dis&dat blog, where she posted timely international stories relating to disability.
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'I'm ashamed to be jealous:' A special-needs dad
Yesterday this candid piece about being a special-needs dad on LinkedIn blew me away. It's such a rich account of the many emotions exper...
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