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Category Archives: heroes
The “Unemployable Disabled” Of Ottawa
It’s been an interesting couple of weeks. I would have liked to blog on several occasions, but it is a delicious modern-day irony that I was too busy being social (and talking about social media) to find the time! I … Continue reading
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Everyday Heroes: Meet Your Neighbours
This blog entry was inspired by the recent release of a video created as part of an action research project by Concordia University professor Ann-Louise Davidson in collaboration with LiveWorkPlay and its members. If you are not touched by these … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, ann-louise davidson, Canada, community living, concordia university, developmental disability, disability, heroes, heroism, institutions, intellectual disabilities, LiveWorkPlay, non-profit, nonprofit, Ontario, ottawa, pinochet, self-advocacy, social change, youtube
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