CTV News – Working to create equity in programming for disabled Canadians
In person support services for people with disabilities are tax-exempt however, virtual services such as virtual day programs are not. All because the Canadian Tax Code hasn’t been kept up-to-date as virtual services have become more widely available. Learn more about the journey to modernize the tax code to make virtual programs more accessible to […]
Local advocate wants to change the tax code to help Canadians with disabilities save money
Our disability advocate, Abigail Murphy is taking on the federal government to fight for accessibility rights for Canadians with disabilities and virtual services. Click for the full story: Local advocate wants to change the tax code to help Canadians with disabilities save money | CBC News
What’s Buzzin with Adults in Motion – Rogers TV
Meet Adults in Motion director/co-founder, Shelley Murphy and 8 year member, Bryan Kleinstuber and hear all things exciting at Adults in Motion. Click for the episode: What’s Buzzin with Chris and Cam – Rogers tv Cambridge
Disability & The Importance of a Purposeful Life
For most people, feeling a sense of purpose is a key part of living a fulfilling life. Having goals, passions, and reasons to wake up in the morning can make the human experience richer and more meaningful. But for some individuals with disabilities, finding that meaning isn’t always easy. There are many societal and socially […]
Skull King – an entrepreneur’s dream come true
At the heart of a purposeful life lies the ability to express oneself and make a mark on the world, which means something different to everyone. Take Mohammed (aka Moe) for example, a 27-year-old artist and member of Adults In Motion, who found one of his many purposes through designing and selling t-shirts. His journey […]
Disability Media Representation
Representation matters, and the way disabled individuals are portrayed in films, television shows, books, and other media can significantly impact public understanding and attitudes. Simply said, the media plays a significant role in shaping society’s perceptions of disability. Exploring the importance of authentic disability representation and its role in fostering a more inclusive society is […]
Disability Pride Month – The Flag’s Meaning
In October 2021, creator Ann Magill unveiled a new Disability Pride flag, designed to represent the strength and unity of the disability community. The flag’s design underwent revisions based on input from the disability community, resulting in a powerful symbol that resonates with many. Understanding the Flag’s Design The flag features diagonal pattern lines in […]
The Sunflower Lanyard – Supporting Hidden Disabilities
History of the Sunflower Lanyard ProgramThe Sunflower Lanyard program was introduced in 2016 at London Gatwick Airport,initially designed to identify passengers with hidden disabilities who may requireadditional assistance while traveling. Its creators aimed to provide a subtle yet visiblemeans for airport staff to recognize that the wearer may need extra help, time, orunderstanding while navigating […]
Let’s talk about Disability
Some people do, or feel the need to tip-toe around the word disability as if it is a dirty word by using modified language and alternative phrases. In place of the word ‘disability’ society has often implemented trendy euphemisms or new ways to navigate the use of this word. Far too often I see non-disabled […]
If They Knew
Today I’m seventeen. Five years ago I had just started at a new school and had only one friend. My class was filled with students who had grown up together, so it was tough. I remember a few weeks into the year another new kid joined our class from Saskatchewan and he knew no one. […]
