When we talk about autism inclusion today, we often use words such as acceptance, accessibility, accommodation, belonging, and neurodiversity. These are important words, but as a Métis person, […]
Growing up, Josh watched what he describes as “way too many movies and television shows.” He wouldn’t learn he was autistic until he was 16, but […]
The following is from the British Columbia Disability Collaborative. Response to the Ministry’s Claims and Facts Document June 23, 2026 Introduction The BC Disability Collaborative […]
The following is a press release from the British Columbia Disability Collaborative. Is Your Child Disabled Enough? The BC Disability Collaborative Condemns New Disability Benefit […]
*This article has been copied in full from a document provided by the Ministry. We’re sharing it here in a more accessible format. Ministry of […]
We hear a lot about intergenerational trauma, but we rarely talk about the trauma of intergenerational poverty.
For Anthony, an autistic adult community member, Pink Shirt Day is important because it raises the topic of becoming allies to the disability community.
“For thirteen years, I’ve been working at Playland & PNE. As an Autistic worker, I’m sharing with you my experience working there.”
In this guest blog, Cynthia Lockrey shares with us 6 ways to become a stronger advocate for your child on the spectrum.
Kerry Schroeder is a neurodiversity-affirming Registered Clinical Counsellor and parent coach based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. She empowers parents of neurodivergent children with science-backed education and strengths-based strategies.
We invited Janette T. Bundic to create a sensory-friendly makeup tutorial and talk to us about the intersection of makeup and masking.
Autistic adults Jake and Janette share their helpful and unhelpful school experiences as they prepare for a new school year.
Get the expert scoop on travelling while autistic and/or with autistic people from AutismBC Guest Blog Author, Ange of “Travel with Ange!”
Learn about sensory processing and sensory-friendly solutions in this guest blog from Christel Seeberger from Sensory-Friendly Solutions.
“In a fast-paced and diverse world, it can be easy to make a wrong turn. With no ill intent, you can suddenly find yourself being […]
I remember clearly the first time someone said to me, “What about autism?” That question provoked in me burning anger, and a […]
My name is Evan Noble, and I am 22 years old. This past June (2019) I received my Computer Information Systems diploma from Okanagan College. […]