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Achieving Inclusion
Achieving Inclusion – Intro and Table of Contents
Building Bridges
Definition of Inclusive Education
Disability Support Program Brochure
Healthy Body, Healthy Mind, Healthy Life – An Easy Read Guide
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body, Healthy Life -An Easy Read Guide
Hiring People with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Position Paper on the Roles and Responsibilities of Teacher Assistants Within an Inclusive Education System
Position Statement on Inclusive Education
Resource Catalogue
Social Inclusion Program Brochure
Taking The Journey
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Achieving Inclusion (for Parents)- digital resource
A Parent Guide to inclusive Education in New Brunswick
Achieving Inclusion (for Professionals) – digital resource
A Parent Guide to inclusive Education in New Brunswick
Taking the Journey (For Parents)- digital resource
An Information and Advocacy Guide for Families Raising a Child with a Disability
Taking the Journey (For Professionals) – digital resource
An Information and Advocacy Guide for Families Raising a Child with a DisabilityOnline Learning Modules
Opportunity Link Module 2
Opportunity Link Module 3
Opportunity Link Module 4
Opportunity Link Module 1
Not Just Talk- Easy Read Guides on Mental Health
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150 Years of Inclusion eBook
This timeline ebook was created to introduce the history and evolution of the Community Living movement in New Brunswick. Within the ebook you will see the various progressions of understanding surrounding New Brunswickers who have an intellectual disability. This understanding begins in the 1850s and continues through to 2017. This is a collection of historical documents, photos, images and videos. In 1957, the New Brunswick Association for Community Living (NBACL), a provincial nonprofit, was created to support individuals with an intellectual disability to be fully included in all aspects of New Brunswick society. Within this ebook you will also find the history and evolution of NBACL. Senior parents who formed the Community Living movement share their stories about how exclusion and segregation impacted their families and why they chose to fight for their children to be included in society. This timeline will help us understand the treatment and policies regulating the lives of those with an intellectual disability and their families as well as see how NBACL progressed and grew over the last 60 years.