National Apology Marks Important Step For Disabled Community ...

The long-overdue apology acknowledges the severe harm endured by disabled people, who have historically faced abuse and neglect at a much higher ...

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National apology an important step, must be followed by action so ...

“This moment must lead to action that makes real change for children and young people in the care of the State. I want to see immediate and ...

Clarifying The Protection Of Disabled People In Care | Scoop News

VisAble: National Apology Marks Important Step For Disabled Community, But True Change Requires Lasting Action ... Systemic abuse occurs when ...

Guide to Disability Rights Laws - ADA.gov

A brief overview of ten Federal laws that protect the rights of people with disabilities and the Federal agencies to contact for more information.

Chapter 4: Beyond the Apology - an agenda for healing

On 13 February 2008 Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, on behalf of the Australian Parliament, made a historic and long overdue national Apology to the Stolen ...

Nova Scotia premier apologizes to people with disabilities for ... - CBC

A man wearing a suit stands in an office space. Premier Tim Houston made the apology in a video greeting on Tuesday. (Nova Scotia Government/ ...

Disability: Part III | Coast to Forest | Oregon State University

Part I outlined two main definitions of disability and highlighted how people with disabilities are disproportionately impacted by mental health and substance ...

National Apology Day - a reminder of the past and a call to our future

The National Apology was delivered by Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who also set an intention for a new future, where building a respectful ...

National Apology for Forced Adoptions: 10th Anniversary - Transcript

On 21 March 2013, in front of an audience of over 800 people in the Great Hall of Parliament House, the then Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, ...

The Day of the Apology

In a historic gesture the Prime Minister apologized on behalf of the Government for the pain and suffering endured by former students of Indian ...

Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities

The AODA is an important piece of legislation for improving accessibility in the lives of people with disabilities. It complements the Ontario Human Rights Code ...

Remembering the Stolen Generations and looking towards ...

The report also recommended issuing a national apology, reparations and improving services for survivors. Nearly 30 years on, many of the ...

President Tsai apologizes to indigenous peoples on behalf of ...

But I do hope with all my heart that today's apology will set this country and all its people on the path towards reconciliation. Please allow ...

Opinion | Becoming Disabled - The New York Times

The National Organization on Disability says there are 56 million disabled people. ... Disabilities Act, marked the law's 26th anniversary ...

National Apology Advisory Committee Report - Canada.ca

After very initial consultations with key leaders in the Black Community ... Recognition of Black Canadian contributions is important and this a step forward.

The History of National Sorry Day, May 26, and the Uluru Statement

Sorry Day marks the start of Reconciliation week which is dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging all members of society to play a part ...

Disability History Exhibit: Panel Content - Alaska Department of Health

The Ancient Era idealized physical and mental perfection. Disability, although common at this time, was viewed as a mark of inferiority.

Apology to 2SLGBTQIA+ communities - Canadian Blood Services

Our apology was developed in close collaboration with 2SLGBTQIA+ communities in Canada. We see it as a necessary step in our ongoing journey to ...

National Apology for Forced Adoptions: 10th Anniversary Event

We apologise to the children, now adults, who were denied their identities and robbed of a sense of connection to family, culture and place.