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Autism Resources
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Including disability in the picture: one book at a time
When Danielle was looking for books with characters with disabilities, she could barely find any. She decided to change that.
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'It's not just for Joey, it's for a better world'
By Louise KinrossBritish director Stephen Unwin is set to direct his new play All Our Children—about a German clinic in 1941 that sends...
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Improving labour-force participation of Canadians with disabilities focus of conference
Toronto – Jan 17, 2017 – To help break down barriers to employment for Canadians withphysical or intellectual disabilities, Magnet, a...
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Registration opens for 13th Annual BRI Symposium!
The 13th Annual Bloorview Research Institute (BRI) Symposium – held at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital – is an opportu...
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Cannabis reduces seizures in some children. But families have to pay out of pocket for it
'We’re able to afford it, but for families in different financial situations, to not be able to try the oil for their child would be heartbreaking.'
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Henry starts school
Columbia University professor Rachel Adams is the author of the just released Raising Henry: A Memoir of Motherhood, Disability, and Disc...
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Respite Registration
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BRI Research Rounds
Speaker series showcasing top research in developmental conditions and childhood disability
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A brother's illness inspires teen to 'cherish every moment'
Vanessa Williams, 18, has spent three years on the Children’s Council at the Hospital for Sick Children and last year she chaired the group. SickKids has always been a part of Vanessa’s life, as her older brother Daniel has sickle cell anemia—a condition in which a person’s red blood cells are…
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