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Dr. Melanie Penner Awarded a 5-year, $2M CIHR Grant
Grant to enable her team to embed autism diagnosis training and support into ECHO Autism programs nationally
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Changing the stories we tell about disability and families
Recently BLOOM reported on research about the role of hope and the invisibility of dads in children's rehab. This was produced by Parenti...
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Living in an ableist world gives disabled student a unique outlook
Amina Aumeer is a social service worker student at Seneca College who just finished a four-month placement at Holland Bloorview supportin...
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E-newsletter for COVID-19 on May 22, 2020
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'Disability was home:' From big sister to anthropologist
By Liz LewisThere's an old adage among anthropologists that you have to spend time in another culture to truly understand your own.As an ...
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When your child says 'I don't like my body,' how do you respond? A new guide prepares parents
A research-based booklet walks parents through how to focus on health, not weight or appearance.
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Women who build community, change minds
With Jen Reeves, Born Just Right (back left), and Julia Roberts, Support for Special Needs (front left), and Christina Shaver (Hopeful Pa...
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There was much to celebrate at the 14th Annual BRI Symposium
The Annual BRI Symposium is an amazing an opportunity to facilitate conversation around the progress in the field of disability research on a global scale.
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Parents need to pay close attention to their daughters during puberty: study
Researchers found female teens experience more anxiety and low mood; higher risk for those with NDD
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Pursuit Awards 2024 celebrate top early-career researchers in childhood disability
Three researchers honoured for advancing knowledge in childhood disability at BRI’s annual symposium
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