Language trends change quickly at the hands of social media users. They explode into our screens, rather than slowly evolve. This can concepts like neurodiversity. But before we use a term, we should look at how it came to be and what it means to people. So where does the new word “neurospicy” come from? […]
DEI—Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—is facing a reckoning. President Trump has led the charge with Executive Orders to dismantle it from the fabric of institutions. He’s called DEI “divisive” and “un-American.” Some corporate leaders seem glad to see it go for a variety of reasons. Others from companies like Costco, JPMorgan, and Apple
Turning eighteen brings new gaps and challenges The journey into adulthood is a well-celebrated and can be an exciting time for many young people. But crossing the threshold into the adult-care system sheds light on a number of unique challenges for many young adults living with disabilities, medical complexities or developmental
From tax advantages to generous government incentives, an RDSP can bring greater financial stability and peace of mind for individuals, their families and their caregivers. –Tanya Postlewaite Introduced in 2008, by the federal government, an RDSP is a powerful tool for individuals and families with all income levels. Offering generous
The Royal Canadian Legion, the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR) and Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS) have teamed up to launch the first four in a series of free online storybooks—including one narrated by Canadian Armed Forces Veteran and retired astronaut, Chris Hadfield. Written to help
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