Check out the most recent blog posts by board members, volunteers, and members of the community!
On ableist language – including the R-word
Eric Goll, who I look to for mentoring on how to help my adult son build an “awesome, ordinary life”, put out a helpful video that is specifically about the
Individualized Funding in Ontario
In Ontario, those living with vulnerabilities- young and old, require access to funding in order to get supports. The Individualized Funding Coalition for Ontario (IFCO) who support the self determination
The “My Home My Way” Series
With the transition to adulthood for my son, I felt more and more the lack of good models. Sure, the education that was offered when he was school-age didn’t fit
Institutionalizing People with Disabilities hasn’t Stopped — It Just has a Different Name
It wasn’t so long ago that people like my 29 year old son were sent away from their families at birth. When I was born in the 60s that would
Underrepresented Immigrant Parents with Disabled Children: Difficulties Interacting with Resources
Hi there, My name is Hirat Brar and I am a new board director at Inclusion Action. I am 19 years old and a second-year student studying Bio-Medical Sciences at
YA, BUTs
What are YA, BUTs? We at Inclusion Action in Ontario are gathering your YA, BUTs — statements we might hear from our kids’ teachers, school and board administrators, professionals –
2022 Canada Summer Jobs NEW HIRES
For the second year in a row, Inclusion Action in Ontario has hired two full-time employees. Earlier this year, we had a chance to apply for a Canada Summer Jobs
The life and contributions of Orville Endicott
Orville Endicott was a close ally of Inclusion Action in Ontario. We honour his life and contributions in this blog post.