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Holland Bloorview to break ground on largest research expansion in its history
Funded entirely by donors, the two-storey addition and renovated research facility will scale up Bloorview Research Institute’s work as a world leader in childhood disability research
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Who does it serve?
Serves children and youth up to 18 years with extensive needs.
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Disability arts disrupts ableist notions of beauty and value
'Tangled's mission is about creating opportunities for Mad, Deaf and disabled artists to shift the narrative of our cultural tablet.'
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Holland Bloorview youth leaders share their experience with disability in short story collection
Join youth leader Lexin and program manager Mary for a Q&A as they discuss this newly launched project.
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The Artsy Autistic: How Chloe is paving the way for autism acceptance, one drawing at a time
Making art isn’t just a creative outlet for Chloe—it’s also a way to inspire change. As the creator of The Artsy Autistic, the 14-year-old is sparking important conversations about autism acceptance.
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'Into the Light' exposes eugenics course taught in Guelph colleges until 1948
A new exhibit at the Guelph Civic Museum uncovers a eugenics course taught at two founding colleges of the University of Guelph in the first half of the 20th century.
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Rain, BlogHer and child vs parent interests
Ben's favourite weather is rain. When he gets up in the morning he looks for clouds and dark sky out his window. He's been known to appea...
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PRIME-O (Observation version)
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Executive Boardroom
The executive boardroom seats up to 18 people and is equipped to host a variety of ...
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Mother fights anti-Black bias in autistic daughter's care
'What I was coming up against in the health-care system was not being heard, not being valued, not being seen and acknowledged.'
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