Corporate Ties That Bind: An Examination of Corporate Manipulation and Vested Interest in Public Health

Publisher: In the 21st century, corporations have worked their way into government and, as they become increasingly more powerful, arguments about their involvement with public health have become increasingly black and white. With corporations at the center of public health and environmental issues,

Disabled Village Children by David Werner. This book is highly recommended by TAC Bulletin

A Guide for community health workers, rehabilitation workers, and families

Peter Limbrick writes: This is book is a rich store of ingenuity, creativity, care and compassion. It is in the spirit of caring activism in that it suggests how to help disabled village children when no help is

Peer review on “Live Without Bullying”: report now online

December 14, 2017 - Ana Perez

From COFACE Families Europe: Members of COFACE Families Europe provide a wide range of support services to families, including support services to children, teachers, and parents on ways to tackle bullying and cyberbullying.

The impact of bullying on victims is well kn

"These six F-words won't fill up your swear jar: What do the F-words mean to youth with impairments?" Video from CP-NET

What do the "F-words" - Function, Family, Fitness, Fun, Friends and Future - mean to young people with CP and other disabilities?

CP-NET is proud to present a brand new video based on the "F-words" concept.

This video was created in close partnership with Ontario youth with disabilities, with

Building Core Capabilities for Life. New video from Center on the Developing Child

Every day we take on the ordinary, sometimes challenging, tasks of work, school, parenting, relationships, and managing our busy lives.

How do we navigate these tasks successfully? What can send us off course?

This new 5-minute video explores the development and use of core capabilities—known

International Guide ‘Are you worried about your child?’ in many languages. PDFs free to download for parents and professionals

Peter Limbrick writes:

An international group has written this Guide in the form of letters to parents and professionals to introduce key experiences faced by many families and to highlight their needs.

It offers antidotes to excessive stress and strain in children and families. T

UK: Helping only one in eight disabled people who want to work is not good enough. It leaves seven out of eight without help.

ERSA (Employment Related Services Association) says:

‘Young jobseekers with disabilities and health conditions need tailored, localised support to move towards and into work.

'The size of the new Work and Health Programme means only one in eight disabled people who want to work will have spec

Unequal City: The Hidden Divide Among Toronto’s Children and Youth

‘the divide in incomes along Indigenous, racial, immigration status, and gender lines is staggering’

From Social Planning Toronto website: This report draws on the Statistics Canada 2016 Census and other new data sources to describe the level, distribution and depth of poverty among Toronto children