Self Advocacy Panel – BC People First and BCEdAccess Youth – #AdvoCon2021 #bced #disability … More Self Advocacy Panel – BC People First and BCEdAccess Youth – #AdvoCon2021
#AdvoCon2021 Workshop: The Kwantlen 7 Laws, with Wiyé.nox
@LukeNative @wiyenox
#bced #Kwantlen #IndigenousEd … More #AdvoCon2021 Workshop: The Kwantlen 7 Laws, with Wiyé.nox
A Classroom Perspective on Assessment – Dr. Andree Gacoin, @BCTF – join us at #AdvoCon2021
#bced #bcedchat … More A Classroom Perspective on Assessment – Dr. Andree Gacoin, BCTF – #AdvoCon2021
Inclusion BC Film Series Discussion – Disrupting Misconceptions and Forging Pathways for Students with Developmental Disabilities – #AdvoCon2021 #bced #CdnEd … More Inclusion BC Film Series Discussion – Disrupting Misconceptions and Forging Pathways for Students with Developmental Disabilities – #AdvoCon2021
Jordan’s Principle – Putting Children First with Brittany Mathews, @CaringSociety – #AdvoCon2021 #bced #EquitableAccess … More Jordan’s Principle – Putting Children First with Brittany Mathews, FNCS – #AdvoCon2021
BCEdAccess 2021 Presentation to Select Standing Committee On Finance and Government Services
#bced #BCBudget #HumanRights … More BCEdAccess 2021 Presentation to Select Standing Committee On Finance and Government Services
IEPs – What You Need To Know – #AdvoCon2021 with @DecisionTree007 – don’t miss the earlybird ticket deadline Sep 3 to catch this popular workshop at our online advocacy conference! #bced #bcedchat … More IEPs – What You Need To Know – #AdvoCon2021
We’ve been hosting accessible social groups sessions and pop-up events online for free! Help us keep these events going in the fall with no fee for our attendees. … More Help us keep Social Groups going
Especially for families of children with medical needs, which often accompany disabilities of every kind, or who are immunocompromised or have family members who are. The reality that their children/youth are yet again being set aside without any indication of what the Ministry of Education will do to provide equitable access to education for another school year is unacceptable. … More Parents of disabled students in BC worry about September 2021
A 1989 government promised to eliminate child poverty. 30 years later (2018 data) we still have 1 in 5 children living in povertyin our province. There are 26 concrete recommendations in this report from First Call BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition … More 1 in 5 Children still living in poverty in BC according to Advocacy Coalition Report
BCEdAccess Society 