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'Do what you love'
By Megan JonesThis summer, 17-year-old Jeffrey Beausoleil (centre) will crawl through mud, scale eight-foot walls and jump over fire. The...
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This teen is making a name for herself on the track and screen
Holland Bloorview 'helped me connect with other amputees and helped me make a difference in the world. They helped me be so much more confident in myself.'
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Struggling to hang on? Parents share tips for coping with anxiety
'Colouring and terrible reality shows are my go-to during hospital stays or when things are especially rough.'
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In Ethiopia, early diagnosis improves care of kids with cerebral palsy
Prior to the research project at Holland Bloorview, Ethiopian clinicians didn’t have a tool to identify the condition in babies.
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BLOOM media roundup
Here are some recent stories related to disability, parenting and health. If we missed a good one, please post in the comments. Thanks!A ...
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital releases an Accessible Fundraising Events Guide
The guide is a resource targeted at fundraising professionals on how to include accessibility elements to create an event experience that meets the needs of all participants
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Website on disability and sex breaks taboos while it educates
'Because I'm an electric wheelchair user, my high school gave me the option to dial out of gym, where they do general sex education.'
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Ontario teachers get new tool to promote disability inclusion
'Educators have the ability to hear from people directly. They're not reading about a diagnosis or about a student, they're hearing a student talk about their experiences.'
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Disabled children continue to face high rates of abuse, global study finds
Almost one in three children with disabilities worldwide has experienced violence, according to a new study published in The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health.
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This film about twin brothers has an ableist lens that lacks imagination
I wanted to love this short documentary on The New York Times. It's about twin boys, one with a disability, entering their teen years.
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