On February 28, 2025, Inclusion Canada CEO Krista Carr was interviewed by CBC Manitoba on the issue of partial day attendance and the...

“Partial day” means repeatedly dismissing children from school with no access to education. Families often feel overwhelmed as they...

Creating an inclusive education system is essential for ensuring every child can thrive, regardless of background or abilities. Here are...

National Survey on Partial Day Attendance and Seclusion Reveals Urgent Issues in Canadian Education   Inclusive Education Canada is...

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION CANADA LAUNCHES A NEW NATIONAL E-RESOURCE WEBSITE On Thursday, September 26, 2024, Inclusive Education Canada  hosted...

Dr. Shelley Moore is an inclusive education researcher, teacher, consultant and storyteller based in British Columbia, Canada. She has...

How were the Goals created? More than 20 years ago the United Nations brought together leaders from 189 countries. They agreed to work on...

There's a housing crisis in Canada. In response, several Canadian provinces are developing tiny home communities. So, what's the problem?

Inclusion Canada attended the 17th session of the Conference of States Parties to the CRPD from June 11-13, 2024, at the United Nations.

The recent death of an Ontario child with a disability while at school has reignited the debate about inclusive education.

Last fall, we talked to a group of families about how government can make communication more accessible.

“I have learned that my family is not alone.  I have gained a sense of community, support, and understanding I feel more hopeful for a...

The funding falls far short of what is necessary to fulfill the program’s primary objective: lifting people with disabilities out of poverty

The Accessible Canada Act’s goal is to create a country without barriers for all people – especially people with disabilities.

Inclusion Canada is raising awareness of the potential implications of a court case reported by CBC Calgary News on March 11, 2024.

Hi, my name’s Nada, and I’m studying Health Sciences at Western University. Right now, I’m working with Inclusion Canada to use what I’ve...

March 1, 2024 Inclusion Canada was saddened to learn of the passing of Canada’s 18th Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon Brian Mulroney. Mr....

For Immediate Release Thursday, February 29, 2024 Inclusion Canada, the national organization of persons with intellectual disabilities...

Inclusion Canada and partners called for an indefinite delay to the legalization of MAiD for those with a mental illness.

We are hopeful that this will be the first of many actions taken to bring Canada’s MAiD law back into alignment with disability rights.