Freedom to:

We're advancing rights, inspiring action, and sharing resources in our latest public campaign for disability inclusion. You may have noticed us on the radio, TV, and in online advertisements. Inclusion BC is sharing the stories of real people with lived experience of disability and their communities to bring awareness of true inclusion for the benefit of all.

Freedom to: Learn

With the right support, students with intellectual disabilities thrive. Watch Taya’s story now to discover more. Decades of research shows that inclusive education benefits all students—those with disabilities and without—in both the short and long term. Take action today.

Freedom to: Work

Employees with disabilities thrive—and so do their employers. Hiring people with disabilities is smart business. And it's the right thing to do.

Freedom to: Love

The latest in our Freedom To series, this campaign challenges stigma and advocates for the everyone's right to pursue romance and partnership without barriers. Anchored by the story of Brent and Fiona, a married couple both of whom have cerebral palsy, this campaign spotlights what's possible when everyone is encouraged to find love.

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Volunteer Coordinator and Event Support (Canada Summer Jobs)

Inclusion BC is hiring a temporary part-time Volunteer Coordinator and Event Support (Canada Summer Jobs). This position is contingent on funding through the Canadian Government’s Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program. […]

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An Intentional Relationship-Focused Approach to Increasing Access to Early Child Development and Intervention

This guest post was written by Dr. Alison Gerlach, Associate Professor/Associate Director of the School of Child & Youth Care at the University of Victoria Positive relationships between families with […]

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Reflecting on the Employer Outreach Project: Insights, Challenges, and Impact

As we bring the Employer Outreach Project to a close, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the incredible employers, community partners, and job seekers who have made this […]

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Our approach to advocacy is guided by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities, which recognizes the full citizenship and human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Kerridan Dougan, Advocate

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