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The national federation working to advance the full inclusion & human rights of people with an intellectual disability and their families.

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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Today, we honor the rich social, cultural, economic, and political contributions of Indigenous peoples globally. We reaffirm our commitment to listening, learning, and partnering with First Nations, Inuit, Métis peoples in Canada and beyond.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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"Every dollar goes a long way when you are living with the bare minimum amount of money.". Although in-person support services are currently tax-exempt for people with disabilities, the same is not the case for virtual services. An advocate wants to change that. PWD often have.
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@InclusionCA
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ICYMI, check out the recording of our Access to Justice position statement webinar! We discuss ways to overcome barriers and counter ableism in the justice system, and suggest next steps to ensure everyone has equal access to justice!. EN: .FR:.
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@InclusionCA
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Happy Civic Day! Our offices are closed today and will reopen, tomorrow, Tuesday, August 5.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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98% of Canadian households receiving social assistance live below the poverty line. This is alarming. What's more is that 73% of households live in deep poverty (below 75% of the poverty threshold). "Higher benefit amounts, more sources of income and better tax credits are some.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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We just finished hosting our webinar on our position statement on Access to Justice! Thank you to everyone who participated and to our panelists. We hope that the discussion in this webinar fueled everyone to make the justice system more accessible and inclusive, ensuring that
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Check out this month's edition of Inclusion Matters! We discuss the CDB applications opening, our partnership with Allstate Canada, and more!. đź“° Not yet signed up for our newsletter? Please subscribe now!
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Email from Inclusion Canada Check out the latest news from Inclusion Canada! July 2025   Inclusion Matters July 2025 Access to Justice Position Statement Webinar Did you know that people with an inte
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Tomorrow from 3-4 PM EST is our webinar on our position statement on our Access to Justice priority area! We will review our priorities, calls to action and vision for an inclusive justice system, featuring self-advocates, family members and legal professionals. There is still
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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REMINDER: Join us on Thursday, July 31 from 3-4 PM EST for a breakdown of our position statement on our Access to Justice priority area! We will review our priorities, calls to action and vision for an inclusive justice system, featuring self-advocates, family members and legal
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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REMINDER: Join us on Thursday, July 31 from 3-4 PM EST for a breakdown of our position statement on our Access to Justice priority area! We will review our priorities, calls to action and vision for an inclusive justice system, featuring self-advocates, family members and legal
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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“No one tells millionaires to be grateful for tax breaks. No one asks oil companies to be thankful for subsidies. But people with disabilities? They’re told to smile while the social safety net is exchanged for a trampoline with a hole in it.”. People with disabilities are often.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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RT @InclusiveEdCan: Seclusion rooms don't make schools safe and they are not research-backed. They are more used for discipline and punishm….
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Evidence-based de-escalation strategies, along with adequate staff support and trauma-informed training, can help schools reduce or eliminate the need to seclude students.
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Inclusion Canada
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REMINDER: Join us on Thursday, July 31 from 3-4 PM EST for a breakdown of our position statement on our Access to Justice priority area! We will review our priorities, calls to action and vision for an inclusive justice system, featuring self-advocates, family members and legal
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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66% of Canadians with disabilities report unmet needs for health care, medications, assistive devices, or daily supports. As the Canada Disability Benefit rolls out, many advocates warn it’s not enough to close these gaps and in some provinces, it won’t even increase net income.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Join us on Thursday, July 31 from 3-4 PM EST for a breakdown of our position statement on our Access to Justice priority area! We will review our priorities, calls to action and vision for an inclusive justice system, featuring self-advocates, family members and legal
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Reminder: Season 2, Episode 1 of Invisible Institutions is out! Check out the link below or listen to it anywhere you get podcasts. This episode is focused on Valley View Centre in Saskatchewan, which closed in 2019. Listen to survivors as they tell their lived experiences.
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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Reminder: applications for the Canada Disability Benefit are open!. We’ve prepared a short info sheet on how to apply: We continue to work to raise the benefit to an adequate amount. In the meantime, if you are eligible, we encourage you to apply. More
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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As students w/ disabilities graduate high school, they lack vital supports to succesfully transition into the workforce / further education. They have vastly fewer opportunities. While some transition programs exist, we need more of them across Canada.
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As they approach graduation, most high schoolers are busy learning, training and planning their futures. But disabled students have fewer opportunities. Experts want more programs made available to...
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@InclusionCA
Inclusion Canada
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RT @InclusiveEdCan: Un rappel que nous recueillons vos témoignages de réussite dans la navigation dans l'éducation inclusive, ainsi que vos….
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