CILT
PDN Vibrant Zoom Peer Support for Parents with Disabilities When: 3rd Tuesday of each Month, 12pm-1pm Where: Over Zoom To register: email rebecca.wood@cilt.ca or call 416-599-2458 ext. 291 Please […]
The Centre for Independent Living in Toronto and The Hospital for Sick Children Presents… An Accessible COVID-19 Vaccine Information Virtual Town Hall for Parents and Carers Are you a […]
CILT Peer Connect is a monthly virtual peer support opportunity for a cross-disability group of adults. In every session we: -Check in -Connect around a particular topic -Consult and connect with peers about issues and experiences related to […]
Presented by the Centre for Independent Living in Toronto's Parenting with a Disability Network and Realize: Episodic Disabilities and Parenting –Panel and Community Discussion November 8th, 2022 7pm-8:30pm Virtually over […]
Disabled Writers Drop In: A monthly virtual meet-up for Disabled Writers Monday Nov 14 2pm-3pm EST Each meet up will have: -Opening go around sharing the “rose and thorn” […]
PDN Vibrant Zoom Peer Support for Parents with Disabilities When: 3rd Tuesday of each Month, 12pm-1pm Where: Over Zoom To register: email rebecca.wood@cilt.ca or call 416-599-2458 ext. 291 Please […]
Do you have questions about sex, sexuality, relationships and/or parenting with a disability? Come learn from community allies about disability-specific resources! This is a pop-up transition to adulthood event for […]
CILT Peer Connect is a monthly virtual peer support opportunity for a cross-disability group of adults. In every session we: -Check in -Connect around a particular topic -Consult and connect with peers about issues and experiences related to […]
The Centre for Independent Living in Toronto and the Wagner Green Centre for Access & Inclusion at the Miles Nadal JCC present, A Creative Writing Workshop for BIPOC and Disabled/Deaf […]
Disabled Writers Drop In: A monthly virtual meet-up for Disabled Writers Wednesday December 14 2pm-3pm EST Each meet up will have: -Opening go around sharing the “rose and thorn” […]
