Marsha Forest

Marsha Forest was a relentless lifelong advocate for Inclusion. Marsha spent her life teaching and supporting families and educators to create inclusion for all.   She met Judith Snow and Jack Pearpoint (whom she married). The result was the Circle of Friends, and then the MAPS process and later PATH – conversational approaches to reveal and nurture the gifts and capacities in every person – no exceptions.  Marsha was the founding mother of the Summer Institutes at McGill and later in Toronto.  The impact was global.  Marsha passed in 2000 after a 12-year battle with cancer.

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Reaching Out in a Time of Crisis Marsha Forest had cancer - actually several cancers...
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Two Poets, Two Lives, Two Styles: A Journey of Inclusion and Humanity ​ Dive into...

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This document, submitted by the Integration Action Group in 1986, advocates for transformative changes to...

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This comprehensive report, titled “Research Into Inclusive Education in Canada,” explores the state of inclusive...

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This document captures the essence of the 1993 Diversity & Inclusion Gathering held in Toronto,...

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Welcome to Explorations in Inclusion, a dynamic collection of ideas, stories, and strategies from the...

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Becky Belongs: Voices Raised in Support of Integration ​ This heartfelt 28 page document is...

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This document, submitted by the Integration Action Group (I.A.G.) ​ in 1986, advocates for reforming...

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This document is a comprehensive exploration of integrating children with mental handicaps into regular school...

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“It’s About Learning” by Marsha Forest and Bruce Kappel explores Frontier College’s innovative Student-Centered Individualized...

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It’s About Relationships by Marsha Forest is a heartfelt exploration of inclusion, community, and the...

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About Teaching by Marsha Forest is a heartfelt and practical guide for educators, tutors, and...

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