Indigenous Perspectives on AI Ethics
Have you been keeping up with all the crazy advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI)? It’s cool stuff, like a super-powered brain learning and doing all sorts of things. But with […]
Remote Learning for Post-Secondary Students with Disabilities: Is It Helpful? (French version available)
Several years after the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, different forms of learning provide students with a simultaneous feeling of accessibility and restriction. Some people may prefer online learning, and some […]
Merry Christmas in October: From Celtic Festival to “Queer Christmas” (French version available)
When September comes, students get ready to head back to school. When October comes, everyone gets ready for Halloween. From walking among spirits to seeking candy from neighbours, the day […]
The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation was September 30th: Reflecting on what’s been done and what more needs to happen (French version available)
By Avreet Jagdev September 30th marked Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It is a day dedicated to remembering the children who were never able to return home from […]
Career Profile: Developmental Services Worker (French version available)
What the Job Is Everyone needs help at some point, including people with various kinds of developmental disabilities. They might have difficulty keeping up at work, school, or other aspects […]
The Inclusivity of Young People’s Theatre
The Young People’s Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, was formed in 1966 with the goal of bringing high-quality productions to the stage for children to enjoy. Since then, they have brought […]
