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Activism for Students with Disabilities

March 1st, 2026; By Anthony Teles

It has become a prominent issue for teachers to take disabilities into greater consideration in their classrooms. Accommodations are becoming increasingly available and affordable thanks to modern technology. Yet this […]


Come On, Get Happy: 5 Blissful Ways to Mark the International Day of Happiness on March 20

March 1st, 2026; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

What does it take to be happy? Well, this can be a great conversation point, and we have the whole month of March to have this discussion. In fact, March […]


Time to Think About Winter!

February 3rd, 2026; By Linda Mendes

 When you think about the winter season, you might think about the cold weather, and its shorter and darker days. During this season, it is very important to remember that […]


Taking on University without the Financial or Emotional Support of Family

February 3rd, 2026; By Laura Sciarpelletti

I was raised in a strict household with four other children, all younger than I. Throughout our childhood, we were constantly told that having a roof over our heads and […]


Depression – How it Affects Teens Today

February 3rd, 2026; By Alona Fiandaca

Depression – What is it? Depression is a very common and serious mental disorder that can affect anybody. It can negatively impact an individual’s way of thinking, feeling and acting. […]


Breaking Down Barriers: Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities

February 3rd, 2026; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

When it comes to liveability, Canada is certainly not lagging behind. According to the Economist’s global rankings of the most liveable cities in the world, Canadian cities such as Vancouver, […]


Portraying Disability in TV and Film: We Can Do More

February 3rd, 2026; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

Before Ryan Murphy catapulted into fame and became an award-winning mega-producer, he was the brains behind “Glee,” the highly rated TV show on the highs and lows of a high […]