Inclusion BC: Conference
Everybody Belongs
Everybody Belongs, the Inclusion BC Conference, is the premier learning event for intellectual disability, inclusion, and diversity in British Columbia. This marks our 44th annual learning event. We will be hosting the three-day event in beautiful Surrey, B.C., from May 26-28, 2022, at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel.
See: Everybody Belongs
We are very proud to co-host with Uniti and the Self Advocates of Semiahmoo.
Everybody Belongs! Inclusion BC’s Conference
- Register for Conference
- Featured Speakers and Events
- Full Agenda and Workshops
- Hotel and Accommodation
- Fees and Costs
- Contact
Dates and Location
Everybody Belongs!
Conference: Inclusion BC
May 26-28, 2022
Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel
15269 104 Avenue,
Surrey, BC V3R 1N5
Conference Hotel Discount: Book your room today at our special discount rate
Featured Speakers and Events
Margaret Wheatley: Who Do We Choose To Be?
“I know it is possible for leaders to use their power and influence, their insight and compassion, to lead people back to an understanding of who we are as human beings, to create the conditions for our basic human qualities of generosity, contribution, community, and love to be evoked no matter what.” Margaret Wheatley.
Margaret is a “warrior for the human spirit” focused on bringing out the best our human qualities — generosity, insight, and compassion! She is a best-selling author of nine books including, Who Do We Choose To Be? Please mark your calendars, and save the date.
Sarah Jama: Putting Inclusion into Practice
Sarah Jama is a community organizer from Hamilton, Ontario. She is the co-founder of the Disability Justice Network of Ontario (DJNO), an organization committed to building the political and community power of people with disabilities.
Putting Inclusion into Practice: Change making is difficult work. Many people have the right intentions, but are unsure of how to put their intentions into practice. This often leaves people with the right language feeling stuck in terms of actions and impacts. Sarah Jama, co-founder of the Disability Justice Network of Ontario will explain how to move past inclusionary rhetoric and move toward building toward change. Through exploring her history with anti-racist organizing, disability justice organizing, and cross solidarity organizing, she will lay out the best practices for coalition building and grassroots organizing in our local communities for real change.
Workshop Proposals
Share your knowledge and experience as a workshop presenter. Inspire change, spark dialogue, generate new ideas, deepen the learning.
Our call for workshop proposals is now closed. Thank you to everyone who has submitted a proposal. We are reviewing all the submissions and announcing our selections shortly.
Hotel and Accommodation
Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel
15269 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC Canada V3R 1N5
Special Room Rates $169 – $219 per night
Book your group rate for Inclusion BC Conference with Customer Support In the U.S. & Canada: 1-800-535-4028
Pricing for Conference
FULL CONFERENCE
Self Advocate, Youth (16-30), Student
- Early Bird (by) $175
- Regular (after) $195
Family member
- Early Bird (by) $350
- Regular (after) $375
Inclusion BC Member Agency(staff and board)
- Early Bird (by) $350
- Regular (after) $375
Professional (Non-Member of Inclusion BC)
- Early Bird (by) $375
- Regular (after) $400
ONE-DAY PASS
Self Advocate, Student
- Early Bird (by) $95
- Regular (after) $100
Family Member
- Early Bird (by) $125
- Regular (after) $150
Individual/Professional
- Early Bird (by) $165
- Regular (after) $195
Yes! Youth Employment Summit
- YES! Youth (ages 16-30) Free! (Limited spaces available. Please register early. Includes lunch.)
- YES! Travel Scholarships: A limited number of travel scholarships are available for BC youth living outside the lower mainland who wish to attend
EVENTS & FOOD
- Lunches $25 each
- Dinner/Dance – Friday $50
