Tag: Inclusive Education

Approaches to education that support belonging, participation, and meaningful learning alongside peers.


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  • Message from the Chair of BCEdAccess on Truth and Reconciliation Day

    Message from the Chair of BCEdAccess on Truth and Reconciliation Day

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    Dear Community Members and Allies, Truth and Reconciliation Day is an opportunity for us as settlers to listen and learn. It is because of the labour of survivors that we have the opportunity to understand the profound impact of residential ‘schools’ on Indigenous Peoples and their communities across Canada. This day serves as a sombre…

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  • AdvoCon2023 is around the corner!

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    Dive into AdvoCon2023 at earlybird prices! Get Tickets Here You can feel the excitement with just a few short weeks until AdvoCon2023! We’ll be diving deep into the theme of Breaking Barriers Together with our conference partner BC People First and we can’t wait to welcome you! AdvoCon2023: Breaking Barriers Together, presented by Title sponsor…

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  • The Transformative Power of Community

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    We continue to share posts from parents and guardians like you. Reach out if you have a story to tell! Today’s blog is from a parent who wants to encourage other parents, and other disabled people, to connect with your community. They share about the transformative power of events like our upcoming AdvoCon2023 and other…

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  • Media Release: Exclusion Tracker Report 2022-23 Reveals Alarming Trends In Patterns Of Exclusion

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 13, 2023Latest BCEdAccess Exclusion Tracker Report Reveals Alarming Trends in Patterns of Exclusion VICTORIA, BC – The BCEdAccess Society has released its 2022-23 Exclusion Tracker Report, the 5thyear tracking the exclusion of disabled students from K-12 education in British Columbia. The new reporthighlights alarming trends around nursing supports and physical care, Kindergarten…

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  • Your Voice Matters: Back To School and the Exclusion Tracker

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    Back to school time is not always easy for disabled students and their families. If you’re a parent or guardian, we have a post for back to school to help you work through some of the anxiety: 8 Things To Do For Back To School The reality is that while most British Columbia schools are…

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  • A New Era of Accountability for BC School Accessibility

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    We are excited to announce the launch of our permanent page dedicated to British Columbia School District Accessibility Plans.

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  • Advocon Sponsorship 2023

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    This conference is for parents/guardians, self advocates, educators, administrators, professionals, and all allies/accomplices in the pursuit of inclusion. Join us for workshops, panels, and presentations. Featuring greetings from the Minister of Education and Child Care, presentations from staff in this and other Ministries, workshops and panels by self-advocates and other experts with information on human…

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  • Taking Human Rights Back To School – a Primer

    Post last updated October 29, 2026

    You may want to bookmark this post for future use! We are now into August, and even though we still have some summertime left until school starts, some of us may be feeling anxious about the upcoming school year for our children, our family and ourselves.     Depending on how the previous years have gone,…

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  • #AdvoCon2023 EarlyBird Tickets Now Available!

    #AdvoCon2023 EarlyBird Tickets Now Available!

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    We’re delighted to announce that for our 9th annual advocacy conference, #AdvoCon203, we’ll be cohosting with BC People First, an independent voice of self-advocates in BC for over 40 years.. AND we’re going hybrid, with all 4 days online, 2 of them in-person and broadcast, at Simon Fraser University, Surrey! Early bird tickets now available,…

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  • The Role of Justice in Education Advocacy: Reflections During Black History Month

    The Role of Justice in Education Advocacy: Reflections During Black History Month

    Post last updated October 16, 2026

    Rights-based advocacy for equitable education for disabled students is my passion, but  justice is my goal. Justice takes into account how identities like race, ethnicity, gender, class, and sexual orientation, affect a disabled person’s experience. By extension, as parents/ guardians/caregivers, the response to our advocacy is also affected by our identity. 

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