Provides a single coordination point for research to connect both the BC employment services sector and the employer community with the best and emerging information about employment and training programs, practices and resources.

The webinar “Academic Accommodations for Postsecondary Students with Mental Health Disabilities: Recommendations from an Ontario-wide Research Study” presented findings and recommendations from a three-year research project funded by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities that was jointly undertaken by researchers at Queen’s University and St. Lawrence College.

The material is directed to faculty, staff and students. Each video highlights a particular aspect of the accommodation process. The videos range in length from four to 10 minutes

Co-led by the Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division and the Centre for Addictions Research of BC, Healthy Minds | Healthy Campuses (HM | HC) is a vibrant province-wide community of practice that engages students, campus professionals, faculty, administrators and community partners.

At Eaton Arrowsmith we teach our students a series of exercises to help them strengthen their brains and address the cognitive weaknesses that cause their specific learning difficulties.

You can find more than 500 accredited free online college classes that provide you with the opportunity to make use of research-based academic resources from some of the world’s best universities.

Universal design can be thought of as the broad spectrum of concepts for the creation of products, buildings and environments that feature accessibility for people who have disabilities as well as those who do not. Ronald L. Mace was the architect who first came up with the term “universal design.” The term is meant to denote the principle of designing the built environment and its products in an aesthetic way and to be usable by everyone regardless of disabilities. Universal design’s roots can be traced back all the way to the broader accessibility movement, the concept of barrier-free environments, and assistive as well as adaptive technology.

This site focuses on adults with developmental disabilities. It has a quiz, printable tips and videos.  It was created by CLBC