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9 Disability Blogs and Bloggers Worth Reading
Disability bloggers, whether they are academics, professionals, parents and more, all of whom are amazing advocates for their communities.
Safer Internet Day: Children's Internet Safety and Cybersecurity Tips
Resources about cybersecurity tips for kids, with additional information about various platforms and how they are used.
8 Disability Rights Leaders You Should Know
Every day, disability rights leaders are actively sharing their advocacy, resources and wisdom.
11 Disability Organizations and Charities You Can Support
In Canada and globally, there are many organizations and charities that have been set up to help people with disabilities.
12 Days of Giving: Christmas Charities in Alberta
You can make a difference in your community this holiday season by connecting with various community organizations, understand the root causes of related social issues, and give back through your time, gifts, and empathy.
Disability Friendly Gifting That Will Make a Difference
As you scroll through this collection of sellers, gifts and products, at the end of the day we encourage charity and gifting that is inspiring, uplifting, and inclusive to the reciever.
National Child Day
National Child Day is a time to celebrate the rights of children and to recognize the important role that children play in society.
10 Canadian Influencers and Professionals with Down syndrome
While we work primarily with youth, we find it important to share and showcase adults with Down syndrome who thrive in their chosen pursuits and careers.
Welcome Coach Dana, Occupational Therapist
Welcome Dana, Occupational Therapist and Coach, to the team!
7 Disabled Content Creators and Publishers to Follow
Content and platforms managed by disabled content creators, influencers and professionals to ensure disabled people speak for disabled people.
Sibling Advocacy: Karleen Rutter’s Story
Qi Creative sat down (virtually!) with Karleen Rutter to discuss her experiences, ideas and projects as a Sibling Advocate.
Indigenous Autism: A Snapshot of Care and Therapy in Canada
In support of National Indigenous History Month, we reflect on the responsibility we have as service providers to collaborate with Indigenous families in culturally-sensitive and restorative ways.