Social Policy

Building a More Inclusive Province

The B.C. Government asked the public to give their feedback on the proposed accessibility legislation. Individuals with disabilities and community members from across BC shared their views.

Explore and Engage in Career Development at posAbilities

  Contributed by Monica Alves, Communications & Event Planning Intern   Identify your Strengths & Values • Explore your Options • Plan your Actions • Design your Future Taking...

Alternatives for Families as BC Teachers Strike Continues

As we get closer to the beginning of a new school year, which falls on Tuesday, September 2nd, parents of children with special needs have a lot to think...

Disability Consultation Report: Moving Together Toward an Accessible B.C.

Contributed by Justine Chubb B.C. has a vision of becoming the most progressive region for people living with disabilities in Canada.  Through a recent public consultation process, the provincial...

White Paper Dialogues: B.C. government asks community how to reduce barriers, increase accessibility

– By Aamir Sheriff “Government policy that outlines universal and accessible design requirements for buildings, homes, street, stores and the general infrastructure of cities would help reduce costs in...

Celebrating an important anniversary

Looking at the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities a year after ratification By Kristian Partington On Friday, March 11, posAbilities joined the chorus of organizations serving people...

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