August Awareness: Visibility, Support, and Inclusion

Policy Place August Awareness: Visibility, Support, and Inclusion August brings important opportunities to recognize conditions and communities that are often overlooked. Episodic Disabilities Awareness Month highlights disabilities that fluctuate, flare up, or cycle...

July 30: International Day of Friendship (UN observance)

Policy Place July 30: International Day of Friendship (UN observance) July 30 marks the United Nations’ International Day of Friendship, a global celebration of the connections that bring people together across cultures and communities. Around the world, people...

Budget 2026 – No New Funding for Adults – March 2026

Budget 2026 – No New Funding for AdultsMarch 2026 The BC Government Budget 2026 was announced February 17, 2026. Adults who are neurodiverse in B.C. see almost no direct, new investment in the Budget; most major changes are confined to children and youth with some....

Creating Inclusive Workplaces – February 2026

Creating Inclusive WorkplacesFebruary 2026 More Canadians are identifying as neurodivergent, a term describing people whose brains work differently due to conditions like ADHD, autism, or dyslexia. Yet, many workplaces remain structured around neurotypical...