Showing 1771 - 1780 of 4277

'Wholeness comes in lots of packages.' So why do we design the world for the average body?
'Ability and disability may be in part about the physical state of the body, but they are also produced by the relative flexibility or rigidity of the built world'
Read More
Empowered by lived experience: flipping the script on race and disability
Nathan Gaba embraces lived experience to empower change, eliminate stigma surrounding race and disability
Read More
New Scientist Appointment in the Bloorview Research Institute
The Bloorview Research Institute and University of Toronto are pleased to announce that Deryk Beal has been appointed to the position of ...
Read More
Holland Bloorview celebrates National Child Day on November 20
Kids with disabilities need to be seen and heard, too
Read More
PPE shortages, costs push an Ontario day program to sell chocolates and a parent to take out a loan
Steer Friends' monthly bill for masks, shields, gowns and hand sanitizer is $1,430. And that doesn't include cleaning supplies.
Read More
Dr. Nick Reed Receives Honourary 2015 Pashby Sports Safety Award
BRI Clinician Scientist Dr. Nick Reed is the 2015 Dr. Tom Pashby Sports Safety Fund Award recipient, awarded to a Canadian for their outs...
Read More
Is your teen being bullied? This book is for you
'I wanted to write a book for all teens who feel different in any way.'
Read More
Holland Bloorview celebrates launch of its accessible playground
Co-created in partnership with Bloorview School Authority and Kindercircle
Read More
Workshop: Creating Infographics to Advocate for Needs, Services and Care
Infographics use images and small amounts of text to share information in a way that is meaningful and easy to understand. A series of learning modules and resources have been created to help you and your child create your infographic.
Read More
Our Children Are Not Okay: Health care leaders in Ontario issue warning and express deep concern about new COVID-19 modelling data
Toronto, ON
Read More