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This is what a teacher looks like
From competitive sports to a career in education: this is Cynthia's journey to becoming a teacher with a visible physical disability.
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Teen discovers passion for theatre
'There have been times where the guilt I’ve felt about not doing more to help her figure out her interests is crushing.'
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Reporting a story when you're blind has its advantages, journalist says
'I've been told it makes me listen better, because my first way of taking in information is not visually.'
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DOCC-Net: Disability & Obesity in Canadian Children Network
DOCC-Net: Disability & Obesity in Canadian Children NetworkDOCC-Net aims to chart the way of future research on obesity and weight-relate...
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Canada requires a wheelchair headrest to be hidden in a passport photo. Why?
A Holland Bloorview client had a passport photo rejected because his wheelchair headrest was visible. We look at how Canada singles out disabled people with onerous passport photo requirements.
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'I do feel sad sometimes, but Kate isn't'
Last week I shared a new comment written on our most popular post The Invisible Mom by Sue Robins. The Invisible Mom is about how moth...
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Neurodiversity and Personalized Health Lab
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That's not a problem. It's a power!
By Megan JonesWhen acting, Jessica Thom never stays on script. In fact, she's neurologically incapable of it: the London, U.K.-based perf...
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Most doctors hold distorted view of disabled life, American survey finds
A new study in Health Affairs found 82.4 per cent of 714 doctors across the United States don't think it's possible to live well with a significant disability.
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