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U of T course makes room for kids who grow 'sideways'
A couple of years ago I connected with Anne McGuire, an assistant professor in the Equity Studies Program at the University of Toronto, after she co-wrote a critique of the Hospital for Sick Children's SickKids VS ad from a disability perspective. 
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What works in the clinic may not work in the real world
By Steve RyanMost people assume that technology is a game-changer for children with disabilities. Using it helps kids to walk faster, whe...
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Holland Bloorview urges Canadians to imagine a world where disability is included
Toronto, ON.
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Lifting himself up one weight at a time
Jesse was eight when he did his first push-up. He could only do one.  Now, 10 years later, he’s powerlifting 100 lbs.
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First armless pilot: 'My feet were more efficient and faster'
BBC World Service has this fabulous interview with Jessica Cox, a 33-year-old Arizona woman who is the world's first licensed pilot with ...
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Emocon
Emocon bridges the gap between research and clinical practice, providing children with access to BCI technology and supporting BCI-enabled play.
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CP Discovery Lab - Lab Partners
The CP Discovery Lab wants to thank government and non-government funders for their generous support, which helps us conduct ...
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Research Projects and Technologies
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Oh the places they’ll go!
Students’ research helps to create a world of possibilities for all children and youth with disabilities
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About the FIATS-AAC
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