PREVNet's 3rd Annual Conference: Creating a World Without Bullying!
By Brian Smith
Join us in Toronto for PREVNet’s 2008 conference this May 28-29. There will be 24 educational workshops, keynote presenters, and many opportunities to meet and interact with Canada’s foremost researchers and national community organizations dedicated to bullying prevention and promoting safe and healthy relationships. Space is limited, so register today! Conference fees are $200 CAD (tax included) on or before April 25th and $250 CAD (tax included) after April 25th.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact PREVNet's Administrative Coordinator at: 613-533-2362 or 1-866-372-2495 or via email at: prevnet@queensu.ca.
Important Survey on End of Life Services for People with Disabilities The Canadian Abilities Foundation (CAF) is supporting Hospice Toronto in an initiative known as the Transitions Project. The objective is to help gain a greater understanding of the needs of people with disabilities as they deal with end of life issues. Hospice Toronto is inviting people with disabilities and those who care for them from across Canada to participate in the survey. Your point of view is needed and would be very much appreciated.
Landscape of Literacy and Disability (Canadian Abilities Foundation publication) by Ezra Zubrow, et al.
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Important Survey on End of Life Services for People with Disabilities
Landscape of Literacy and Disability (Canadian Abilities Foundation publication) by Ezra Zubrow, et al. 
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