Part 1 of our Inclusion Advice series What Inclusion in Schools Means When we surveyed our members who had years of experience advocating for inclusion, common themes of struggle, frustration […]
Inclusion Advice: Members share what inclusion in schools means for their children Read More »
Part 3 of our Inclusion Advice series Benefits of inclusion Part 1: Members share what inclusion in schools means for their children Parents found their children had many positive
Inclusion Advice: In our parents’ words : Benefits of Inclusion Read More »
Part 4 of our Inclusion Advice series Advocacy Fatigue Part 1: Members share what inclusion in schools means for their children Parents shared the exhaustive effort and emotional labour
Inclusion Advice: In our parents’ words: Advocacy Fatigue Read More »
Part 5 of our Inclusion Advice series Part 1: Members share what inclusion in schools means for their children The parents offered valuable advice to younger families just beginning
Inclusion Advice: In our parents’ words: Advice to others Read More »
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
The “My Home My Way” Series Read More »
We are pleased to provide the archived video of our event in honour of the 25th Anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Eaton v Brant County Board of
Commemoration of Eaton Decision: Video Read More »
Nearly three decades ago, the Eaton family embarked on a journey to have their daughter, Emily, included in the regular classroom. The Brant County Board of Education determined through its
Reflections on the 25th Anniversary of the Eaton Decision Read More »
Are you a parent or caregiver concerned about the education rights, accommodations and support in your community? Consider joining your local school board Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC). Why would you
SEAC is Looking for You! Read More »
In 2005, the Ontario government passed a law called the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Its purpose is to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. The goal is
Is Barrier Free Education Almost Here? Read More »
Your child is about to start school – it is the most exciting and terrifying time of your life as a parent. You want your child to be treated with
Be Careful What You Wish For Read More »
