As we look back on 2025, we’re reflecting on the stories that resonated most with our community. From practical, family-friendly resources to personal stories and celebrations of art and inclusion, these posts capture what people engaged with and shared throughout the year.
Here’s a look back at our Top 10 Stories from 2025, starting with number 10 and counting down to our most-read story of the year.
10. Dreaming Big: D. Armstrong’s Journey as an Autistic Comic Artist
This storytelling feature followed D. Armstrong’s creative journey as an autistic comic artist, exploring his inspirations, artistic growth, and big dreams for the future. Stories like this celebrate creativity and remind us of the importance of supporting artistic ambition and self-expression.
9. Finding Her Voice: Janette T. Bundics’ Journey as an Autistic Writer
A deeply personal profile of Janette’s path as an autistic writer, sharing her experiences, challenges, and advocacy through storytelling. Authentic lived experiences help build understanding, representation, and connection.
8. Accessible Hikes in British Columbia
This guide highlighted accessible hiking options across British Columbia, helping people plan outdoor adventures with confidence. Access to nature plays an important role in well-being, and everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy it.
7. Your Accessible Guide to Holiday Fun
A seasonal resource designed to make the holidays more inclusive, featuring accessible and family-friendly activities. The holidays can be overwhelming, and this guide helped reduce barriers and increase joy.
6. 5 Inclusive Lunar New Year Events for Everyone
This roundup shared inclusive Lunar New Year events across the Lower Mainland, inviting people of all abilities to take part in cultural celebrations. Inclusion strengthens community and ensures cultural celebrations are welcoming to all.
5. Celebrating 21 Years of Art, Inclusion, and Community
This post introduced the 21st INCLUSION Art Show, highlighting participating studios and sharing what to expect from the event. It celebrated the creativity and community that continue to shape the show.
4. Spotlight on Independent Artists at the INCLUSION Art Show
This blog highlighted independent artists participating in the INCLUSION Art Show, sharing their stories and creative practices. Visibility and recognition help elevate individual voices within the broader arts community.
3. Art for Everyone: The INCLUSION Art Show 2025
This blog recapped the INCLUSION Art Show 2025, highlighting the artists and studios involved and the strong sense of community that shaped the event. It celebrated the show’s success and the connections formed through art and inclusion.
2. 5 Free, Family-Friendly Events for Spring Break in the Lower Mainland
This popular roundup provided families with free and accessible ways to spend Spring Break together. These inclusive activities help families participate fully in their communities.
1. Inclusive and Affordable Summer Camps in the Lower Mainland
Our most-read story of the year offered families a comprehensive list of inclusive and affordable summer camps across the Lower Mainland. Access to inclusive programming is essential, and this guide helped families find options that work for them.
Thank you for being part of our 2025 journey. Together, we look forward to another year of inclusion, creativity, and community.