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Meet Olivia, Devon, Kayla and Kit on the "on my way" video blog. Share in the journey of these four students as they plan for life after high school. Visit transitionplanningbc.ca

The 2013 Inclusion BC Conference and AGM will be held in Vancouver from May 23-25. Visit the conference section for more information: inclusionbc.org/conference-2013 

Derek Lith has worked at different MacDonald’s locations for over 21 years. “I like working hard,” he says. “And I like getting pay cheques.” Watch Derek's video here.

Everyone in the workplace benefits from the value of diversity. Learn more about our Ready, Willing and Able employment campaign: inclusionbc/ready-willing-and-able.

Thousands of children with special needs in BC are waiting for crucial early intervention services. Read about how we're putting this and other issues on the 2013 BC Election agenda.

Press Room

Welcome to our Press Room.

Here you'll find BCACL press releases (see below), our terminology sheet, information about our campaigns and read our social policy statements. You can also visit our FAQ section for more information on language and terminology. 

If you are a member of the press and would like to schedule an interview with our Executive Director, President, a member of the BCACL Board of Directors or subject matter experts, please contact:

Danielle Kelliher, Director of Communications
(604) 777-9100, extension 527; dkelliher@bcacl.org

Latest News

Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Ed Dumas awarded National Inclusive Education Award for going out of his way to make his school band inclusive of student with special needs.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Margaret Dow awarded National Inclusive Education Award for creating a culture of inclusion at Frank Hobbs Elementary School.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Recent comments made at all candidates forum have put inclusive education on the election agenda.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Inclusion BC is launching an exciting new campaign today at the Coast Coal Harbour Hotel to help the 500 youth with developmental disabilities who are transitioning from high school into the job market.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
In an historic vote signalling a new era of inclusion for people with developmental disabilities, members of the BC Association for Community Living voted to changed the organization's name to Inclusion BC at a Special General Meeting held in Richmond on Saturday, January 26, 2013.