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Ginsburg remembered for impact on disability rights Disability Scoop

As school returns, kids with special needs are left behind The New York Times

The majority of children who die from COVID-19 are children of colour NPR

Some people with disabilities have been isolated in their care homes for months The Globe and Mail

Federal COVID-19 supports for Canadians with disabilities are too little, too late, advocates say CBC

Ontario's kids are back to school, let's get them back to health The Toronto Star

'There is a fear that this will eradicate dwarfism: the controversy over a new growth drug The Guardian

The 'it' girl we deserve The Cut

ODSP rules leave Rockland man with 'impossible' decision CBC

Young Toronto woman with Williams syndrome 'very happy' to work Toronto.com

'Cooking in a wheelchair' is a joyful, accessible YouTube show Mashable

I'm a 'high-risk' voter and I'm furious Teen Vogue

Life is too short for someone else's shame Disability Visibility Project

Dating with a disability: 'I don't feel like a burden... Why should I act like one? MSN

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This three-hour virtual workshop is the first in a series designed to help parents enhance their communication skills by highlighting their family's strengths and resources. Get ready for fun activities, conversations and group work. Click here to register.

This video addresses muppet Julia's concern that masks will bother her ears and tickle her nose. Practising with her bunny Fluffster goes a long way to easing her fears.

This podcast is a refreshing, funny and frank podcast about life with a variety of illnesses. Host Jeremie Saunders (centre), who has cystic fibrosis, leads the interviews with two of his friends.

Lanier's 'abiding love for Fiona is clear throughout, and it's heartening to watch her learn to reject the idea that disability is deficit... A book of pluck, spirit, and great emotion with an appealing perspective on the value of each human life.'

'Golem Girl is luminous; a profound portrait of the artist as a young and mature woman; an unflinching social history of disability over the last six decades; and a hymn to life, love, family, and spirit.