In contract negotiations between the Saskatchewan government and the province's teachers, "classroom complexity" is a hot topic. What is it, and how is it impacting our schools? cbc.ca/news/canada/ed… .

📢 We will be hosting a webinar on our new position statement on Access to Healthcare. Please join us on March 27 at 12PM EST to hear from various speakers about equitable access to healthcare for people with an intellectual disability. Register: bit.ly/495PbTr

Brittany Acton (Director of Inclusion) and Mikayla McMechan (Inclusion Consultant) attended today's budget address at the Saskatchewan Legislature. We value our gov partners and appreciate every opportunity to share the perspectives of people with intellectual disabilities.

The Winter 2024 Inclusion Impact Report is now available! This issue of the report features stories of our impact around the province, updates on our national and provincial strategic initiatives, and Self-Advocate and Inclusion Champion profiles. inclusionsk.com/post/our-inclu…

Registration for the 2024 Inclusion Conference is now open! INSK's annual conference is a time for self-advocates, families, educators, and service providers to deepen their knowledge and commitment to people with intellectual disabilities. eventbrite.ca/e/2024-inclusi…

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Director of Fund Development to join our leadership team! saskjobs.ca/jsp/joborder/d…

We're hiring a new Inclusion Consultant! Inclusion Consultants support people with intellectual disabilities to be active and valued members of society. saskjobs.ca/jsp/joborder/d…

The Government of Canada has officially launched a public review of their accessibility standard on plain language and want your input! In the link below, you can read the their draft standard on and provide feedback. accessible.canada.ca/creating-acces…

PRESS RELEASE: Budget 2024 Disappoints - Major Shortfalls in Canada Disability Benefit Funding & Eligibility Read the full release here: inclusioncanada.ca/2024/04/17/pre… (La version française suit)

The $200/mo CDB announced in the budget is insufficient to lift Albertans with disabilities out of poverty. Not only is the amount of the benefit a major disappointment, but the decision to use the DTC as the eligibility criteria will block many from receiving it.

For adults with Down syndrome, how much does it cost to live? Will future caregivers be out of pocket? CDSS is extremely disappointed over the inadequate funding allocated to the Canada Disability Benefit in Budget 2024. The announced funding falls far short of what is necessary

Inclusion Saskatchewan’s 68th Annual General Meeting will be held on June 2, 2024, at the Ramada by Wyndham Saskatoon! inclusionsk.com/post/annual-ge…

The Government of Saskatchewan is inviting members of the public to fill out an accessibility survey from April 15 until May 10, 2024. Results from this survey will guide the development of the Government of Saskatchewan's accessibility plan. saskatchewan.ca/government/new…

We're extending our registration deadline to May 8th at 11:59 PM! If you're interested in attending this year's conference, get your tickets before they sell out! eventbrite.ca/e/2024-inclusi…

Are you heading to SARC’s Spring Conference on May 29-30? Be sure to check out INSK team members Mikayla and Aiden as they facilitate sessions on healthcare advocacy and medical decision making! sarclearningcentral.ca/program/sarc-s…

Do you have experience building relationships with employers? The Inclusive Employment Facilitator is a relationship builder - developing connections and partnerships with employers and employment agencies. saskjobs.ca/jsp/joborder/d…

Today, Inclusion Saskatchewan echoes the concerns of self-advocates, families, and disability organizations across Canada about the recent Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) announcement. inclusionsk.com/post/statement…

We're celebrating National AccessAbility Week this weekend at our Annual Inclusion Conference in Saskatoon! Join us in highlighting leadership of persons with disabilities in Canada and the work of allies, organizations, and communities that are creating a more inclusive Canada.

The INSK Housing Committee members, many of whom identify as Self-Advocates and people with intellectual disabilities, met with Inclusion Saskatchewan staff bi-weekly for several months to create a new navigational tool: My Housing Wishes. inclusionsk.com/post/my-housin…

Inclusion Saskatchewan's Annual Report is the best way to learn about all our activities over the last year. Follow the link below to find detailed reports from each team including data for all of our various projects and programs. inclusionsk.com/post/read-our-…