This document dives into the critical conversation around guardianship laws in Canada and their impact on people with disabilities. It highlights how traditional substitute decision-making practices strip individuals with severe intellectual or developmental disabilities of their legal rights, reducing them to “legal nonentities.” Rooted in outdated British law, guardianship often leads to lifelong […]
Wjere dp O gp frp, Jere This document, titled “Setting My Direction,” is a thoughtful exploration of community-building and social inclusion, written by Judith A. Snow. It reflects on the journey to create meaningful change for people labeled as disabled, emphasizing the importance of diversity, vulnerability, and connection. Judith shares her vision for fostering […]
This heartfelt letter from September 1989, written by Jack Pearpoint and Marsha Forest, offers a candid reflection on their challenging yet transformative 18-month journey. It recounts personal struggles, including health crises, professional hurdles, and threats to their safety, while highlighting their resilience and unwavering commitment to social justice. Jack and Marsha share their experiences […]
Discover what makes a school truly great in this insightful document by Marsha Forest. Drawing from research and the “Effective Schools Movement,” it highlights the key factors that drive student success and create positive learning environments. From purposeful leadership by principals to teacher involvement in curriculum planning, the document emphasizes the importance of […]
ç The Rose Quartz Warrior by Marsha Forest is a deeply personal and inspiring memoir that chronicles her journey of living with and battling cancer. Written in 1999, Marsha reflects on her experiences with breast and ovarian cancer, the emotional and physical toll, and the profound lessons learned along the way. Through her candid storytelling, […]
ç The Rose Quartz Warrior by Marsha Forest is a deeply personal and inspiring memoir that chronicles her journey of living with and battling cancer. Written in 1999, Marsha reflects on her experiences with breast and ovarian cancer, the emotional and physical toll, and the profound lessons learned along the way. Through her candid storytelling, […]
“Marhisa’s Journey” is a heartfelt and inspiring narrative that explores the life of Marsha, a woman who defies societal expectations to embrace her authentic self. Written in a reflective and empowering tone, this draft chronicles Marsha’s personal growth, resilience, and transformation as she navigates challenges like breast cancer, family dynamics, and societal pressures. Through vivid […]
This insightful article, Integration: Being Realistic Isn’t Realistic by Norman Kunc, dives into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding the integration of exceptional children into regular classrooms. Kunc explores the tension between integration and segregation, challenging the notion of what’s “realistic” in education. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, he highlights how assumptions, fear […]
Moving On: A Personal Futures Planning Workbook for Individuals with Brain Injury, is a practical guide designed to help individuals with brain injuries rebuild their lives and create a positive future. It introduces “Personal Futures Planning,” a step-by-step process that empowers users to develop mental maps for achieving their goals. The workbook is […]