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The Belonging Initiative


Background

Belonging Initiative Partners
The Belonging Initiative - an overview

Contact Info

Please send your stories, clips or photos of belonging to: 

The Canadian Abilities Foundation

340 College St., Suite 401

Toronto, Ontario

M5T 3A9

email: able@abilities.ca



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Friendship or Facilitation: People with Learning Disabilities and Their Paid Carers

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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Social Networks Resources

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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"No More Ward Four": The Power of Transformative Friendship

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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The Promise and Paradox of Community

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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Waddie Welcome Story

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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The obvious may not be so obvious.

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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Variables Associated with Loneliness Among People with Disabilities

  
By Brian Smith
November 2006

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Reflections on Friendships

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Best Buddies

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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X-Men: An Allegory to Explore Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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The Social Networks of People with Intellectual Disability Living in the Community 12 Years after Resettlement from Long-Stay Hospitals

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Nadine's Story

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Belonging and Inclusion

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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The yearning to belong is profound.

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Disability blogs, talk about belonging!

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Santropol Roulant

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Belonging in Regina

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Belonging On Tour: PLAN Institute's Reaching Out Tour

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Sharing Stories of Belonging: Rebecca Beayni

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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David Whyte's House of Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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