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It is morally reprehensible and patently discriminatory to ask parents if they want to cut funding for students with disabilities.

Inclusion Alberta encourages you to meet and talk with the MLA candidates in your constituency on issues that will improve the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

Inclusion Alberta commends Alberta Education’s commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of children with disabilities in Alberta Schools.

Inclusion Alberta applauds the Education Minister in banning seclusion rooms in Alberta schools.

Inclusion Alberta, along with Autism Edmonton and parents whose children have been secluded and restrained in schools demand more than simply guidelines to protect children with disabilties.

The Supreme Court of Canada has affirmed the essence of discretionary (Henson) trusts for individuals with developmental disabilities.

After decades of advocacy the day has finally arrived in Alberta when AISH will be indexed to increases in the cost of living.

Inclusion Alberta has drafted potential issues and recommendations families may want to raise during the PDD review.