Pathways Abilities Society
123 Franklyn Road V1X 6A9 Kelowna, BC, Canada
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Locality: Kelowna, British Columbia
Phone: +1 250-763-4836
Address: 123 Franklyn Road V1X 6A9 Kelowna, BC, Canada
Website: www.pathwayskelowna.ca
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Again, more amazing technical advances (this time from Apple, who else?) for individuals with diverse abilities! We love the coming together of tech and inclusion! https://www.apple.com//apple-previews-powerful-software-/
Congratulations to Betty, Marianne and Sylvia, our recent Years of Service Award recipients!
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Though it's from 4 years ago, looking at this infographic and realizing that more than 1 out of 5 Canadians is classified as having at least one disability, it's clear to see why creating more inclusive communities isn't just a good idea, it's necessary for the health and well-being of us all! https://www150.statcan.gc.ca//11-6/11-627-m2018035-eng.htm
And more progress as we continue to follow Hollywood's commitment to greater inclusion of individuals with diverse abilities! https://variety.com//paramount-pictures-audition-disabili/
Wow... this is amazing tech that will definitely bridge communications! https://techcrunch.com//cognixions-brain-monitoring-heads/
While the outbreak of COVID-19 has been seen as having mostly a negative impact on communities, one bright side to the pandemic, especially for those with diverse abilities is the rise of virtual events. As everything from work and school to concerts have moved to online digital venues to accommodate the widespread lockdowns and restrictions over gatherings, the world has become increasingly more accessible for those who struggled with that access before. https://www.teenvogue.com//how-2020-created-community-for-
This is beautiful. You need to watch this! https://vimeo.com/376855043
As we hit 2021, which sounds so much like the year setting for a sci fi, check out this tech that could be the replacement for the wheelchair for many in years to come! https://www.cnbc.com//how-robots-are-replacing-wheelchairs
What a great idea! https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/sequin-art
Hppy New Year from everyone at Pathways!
Great to see inclusion take centre stage at the World Games! http://globalaccessibilitynews.com//the-world-games-2022-/
Such an inspiring young lad! You go Sirio! https://nypost.com//seven-year-old-italian-influencer-cha/
Families living in the Okanagan are invited to attend a series of FREE virtual sessions. Learn ways to strengthen your advocacy and access resources to help build a good life for your loved one with a disability. Join other families in sharing knowledge and developing community support. Cost: FREE When: from January 19th-22nd, 2021 Where: Virtual Zoom sessions... Who: Families living in the Okanagan who support a loved one with an intellectual disability. Registration: Register here for all sessions. After you register you will receive one Zoom link that you can use for every session. You will be registering for all 8 events; this is a series that is meant to be taken together. We understand families are busy so if there are times you cannot attend, just attend the ones you can. Scholarships are available (see bottom of page). Please register by January 10, 2021. To register visit https://inclusionbc.org/connecting-the-valley/
An interesting perspective on how the holidays can impact those with diverse abilities. https://www.forbes.com//what-do-the-holidays-mean-to-peo/
Fascinating article that highlights 'plain language' media writing for individuals with diverse abilities. This quote sums it all up, describing existing media language as "writing about rather than for or with " those with diverse abilities. Read the before and after segment. Very interesting! https://www.niemanlab.org//propublica-experiments-with-ult
Even though it's a story from south of our border, it's nice to see progress being made around the world to recognize and better support individuals with diverse abilities! https://www.disabilityscoop.com//biden-victory-brin/29075/
Diverse abilities meet fashion - direct from Saskatchewan! cbc.ca//sask-teenager-disabilities-best-legs-clothing-1.58
As we come into a new year, now is a great time to start thinking about prioritizing inclusion in your workplace! This article offers some GREAT tips for business owners and managers to help make your workplace more inclusive! https://www.thebalancecareers.com/how-to-show-employees-tha
This is a Christmas flick this year we definitely want to see! https://people.com//ali-stroker-christmas-ever-after-life/
This is a frightening statistic and one that reminds us of the increased vulnerability individuals with diverse abilities have to the pandemic! https://www.nytimes.com//covid-developmental-disabilities.
Kudos to Allure Magazine (and model Ellie Goldstein) for so beautifully breaking down barriers for individuals with diverse abilities with their latest cover! https://designtaxi.com//Allure-Magazine-Tackles-Barriers-/
Do you know of any holiday destinations ideal for individuals with diverse abilities? https://www.thesun.co.uk//disabled-activity-holidays-uk-s/
Great article that highlights why hiring an individual with diverse abilities is just smart business! https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/358412
If ever there was a misperception about individuals with diverse abilities, Loretta Claiborne shatters that misconception. This TED Talk is 11 minutes long, but it's an 11 minutes you should take the time to watch! https://youtu.be/0XXqr_ZSsMg
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