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CIIC 2024-2025 Annual Report

An article by Dr. Rheanna Robinson published in the Canadian Journal of Disability Studies

An article outlining concerns about euthanasia and assisted suicide (called Medical Assistance in Dying – MAiD in Canada)for people with disabilities written by Professor Tim Stainton published by The Anscombe Bioethics Centre in the United Kingdom.

A 2024 review of navigator services for individuals with disabilities across Canada conducted in partnership with Inclusion Canada and People First of Canada. Reports and showcase examples of navigator services are available in English in French.

A 2024-2025 collaboration with the Family Support Institute of BC to to gather experiences and feedback on what has and has not been working in the current system for Children and Youth with Support Needs (CYSN).
The full report and a plain language summary are available.
Submitted to the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development.

This research is a response to the housing crisis impacting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in British Columbia (BC) and was commissioned by the Community Living British Columbia, the crown agency responsible for services and supports for adults with IDD in BC

IMPACT 2.0 aims to address employment rates for youth with developmental disabilities by intervening with youth as they transition from school to work through the implementation and evaluation of youth summer employment interventions/programs with ten agency members of the BC Employment Network.

This work was prepared for the Summer Foundation and includes a jurisdictional scan of housing in Canada. a more focused jurisdictional scan of housing in British Columbia (BC)and Key Informant study mapping housing options available to people with disabilities in BC.

This research explores individualized funding policy and practice in British Columbia for individuals eligible for Community Living BC–funded supports and services

In addition, we conducted a 2024 scoping review of individualized funding and supports for children and youth conducted for the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development.

This study by Jennifer Baumbusch, Jennifer EV Lloyd and Vanessa C Fong highlights the value of longitudinal, population-based and student-level data in conducting gender-based analyses in autism spectrum disorder research.

A power point presentation about the Transitioning Youth with Disabilities and Employment (TYDE) project

This research poster highlights why tenets of Respect, Relevance, Reciprocity, and Responsibility (Kirkness & Barnhardt, 1992) are important in research analysis.