Monash University is conducting an international project in collaboration with colleagues from Australia, Canada, China, Germany, India, Italy, Norway, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the United Kingdom (UK). […]
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Inclusion Action in Ontario spoke about disability and inclusion at TDSB’s Huron Street Junior Public School in April, in partnership with the Rick Hansen Foundation. Our volunteer, Diane Montgomery, presented
Toronto School Learns About Disability and Inclusion Read More »
The very name of the case Eaton v. Brant County Board of Education shall live on in the history of Canada’s disability rights movement. The Eaton case is not just
Emily Eaton’s Life and Legacy: Inclusive Education Read More »
The University of Western Ontario is studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills, social skills, and friendship formation in youth ages 9-14 with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities in an
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Do you want to know how to help your family member with disabilities ultimately gain employment? Read on.
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Inclusion Action in Ontario is thrilled to announce its partnership with the University of Western Ontario’s Canadian Research Centre on Inclusive Education Director, Jacqueline Specht. The Social Sciences and Humanities
IAO and UWO Receive Grant for Inclusive Education Advocacy Read More »
Image: photo of a classroom with empty desks and chairs. IAO was pleased to have two students from the Fanshawe Childhood Early Leadership program join us last fall for a
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Our two Fanshawe Childhood Early Leadership Students have been reviewing the Special Education Plans of the Toronto District School Board and the Upper Canada District School Board. They’ve been observing
Inclusive Education: How do TDSB and UCDSB measure up? Read More »
Inclusion Action in Ontario has recently turned its attention towards adults with developmental disabilities and the right to decide where to live. Our “My Home, My Way” series has been,
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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
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