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Disabled and parent activists are often at odds. The authors of a new book explore why
'Parent organizations exert a lot of power when we're talking about disability policy. Parents need to start sharing some of the power.' 
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Why I love being an online college student
By Chantelle Fogarty-GriswoldI'm 26 years old and I have severe spastic cerebral palsy. From as far back as I can remember I loved school...
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Want to know what kids think? Just ask
Tommy (in orange shirt) and Martin Tobon (foreground) are nine-year-old twins.Martin likes building Legos. Tommy prefers to swim. But he ...
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The Slaight Family Foundation announces landmark $30 million gift to support Canadians with disabilities
The largest investment in disability in Canadian history will enable the transformative work of 11 organizations
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What works in children's rehab, and why, is researcher's passion
De-Lawrence Lamptey has a PhD in rehabilitation science and a master's degree in clinical psychology. He has right-sided weakness related...
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Taking steps, together, with 'Upsee'
By Kara Melissa Sharp When I first heard about the Upsee, I knew I wanted to be a part of the trial. A device that would allow Sebastian to...
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This disability scholar is still learning to set boundaries
Rosina's ties to Holland Bloorview include four years living at the old Bloorview hospital.
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Recreation, Respite & Life Skills Fair Community Resources
Meet the exhibitors from Holland Bloorview and external community organizations.
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Holland Bloorview launches sociodemographic data collection for employees
Holland Bloorview is embarking on a comprehensive sociodemographic data collection initiative for all employees beginning June 27.
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IDEAA - Discrimination, Racism and Harassment Reporting Process and resources
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