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‘Concussion and You’: Optimizing Concussion Knowledge in Youth Through Education and Peer Support
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Jennifer Dermott
Jennifer DermottJennifer Dermott is an MSc candidate (2012 - 2015) in the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute at the University of Toronto....
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Alexa Irvin
Bio for Alexa Irvin
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'Indestructible' Harry Potter stuntman adapts to life in a paralyzed body
In a new film, David Holmes' Harry Potter friends rally to support him after his injury. But we don't see whether he embraces the disability community.
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Mother-daughter duo start disability-positive clothing line
'One of my friends wore her hat to Disney World and said so many people came up to her to comment on its message.'
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'Being a disabled parent is a rebellious act'
"Parenting as disabled people demands we let go of the 'standard' or 'right' way to do something; instead, it's about being creative and flexible."
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Ontario raises the income cap for disability support recipients. What does it mean?
'It sounds good, but even with the change we’re still talking about people being at bare poverty level.'
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New campaign challenges childhood disability stereotypes with a bold, bright vision
New PSA from Holland Bloorview reclaims the lemon as a symbol for kids with disabilities to challenge public perceptions and stereotypes....
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This is what a teacher looks like
From competitive sports to a career in education: this is Cynthia's journey to becoming a teacher with a visible physical disability.
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'Our nursery programs are a model for social change'
This early childhood educator at Holland Bloorview went to China to share our vision of nursery school inclusion with educators from 80 countries.
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