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Holland Bloorview and University of Toronto research in Tanzania
L-R the students are: Liane Daiter, Mallory Kent, Season Kam and Alin Khodaverdian.October 17 - This year, a research team from Holland B...
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Which hope is false? Which is real?
Yesterday I read a fascinating feature in WIRED called An Alternative-Medicine Believer's Journey Back to Science.It chronicles the story...
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Aman Sium appointed vice president, experience, transformation and social accountability
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Aman Sium to the position of vice president, experience, transformation and social accountability. 
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Accessing support thanks to Access Storage
When the world went into lockdown, Access Storage opened up their hearts and stepped up for the Holland Bloorview community.
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“Listening, engaging and working with patients and caregivers is fundamental to improving, redesigning and reimagining Ontario’s health-care system.” The Change Foundation explores how Holland Bloorview partnered with client and families to ens
The Change Foundation's “Achieving True Partnership: Three case studies of patient and family-centred pediatric care in Ontario” expl...
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In the Making: A cookbook filled with care, community and possibility
Our new free cookbook, In the Making, celebrates the process of becoming and trying—how we shape, stir and transform.
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TRAIL Lab Mission
TRAIL Lab Mission The mission of TRAIL (TRansitions And Inclusive environments Lab) is to conceptualize and develop programs and interven...
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Policy maker calls out racism and ableism in disability rights groups
In a new book, Dara Baldwin recounts working with U.S. disability rights groups led by non-disabled, white people and being the only Black person at national policy tables.
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The Bloorview Research Institute welcomes its new students; bids a fond farewell to its alumni
The BRI takes great pride in its capacity to train and celebrate the next generation of childhood disability researchers.
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BRI Symposium
The annual BRI Symposium is Canada’s largest hospital-based paediatric disability health research conference that combines research and the family perspective.
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