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Summer 2024 Edition of CLBC’s “Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES” magazine

Cover of CLBC Magazine, Summer 2024. Features a woman with glasses and long hair sitting, smiling. Text reads Celebrate DiversAbility and highlights her journey as a disability advocate gaining well-deserved recognition. The background showcases lush green foliage.

 

The cover of the Summer 2024 Edition of Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES.Welcome to the Summer 2024 Edition of CLBC’s “Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES” magazine.

Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES is created under the guidance of the CLBC Editorial Board, which is made up of self-advocates from across the province.

The theme for this edition is “Self-Advocacy Leadership” and it features self-advocates from across B.C. sharing their stories and insights about leadership in its many forms. Areas where these leaders are making an impact include education, employment, inclusive housing, social connection, mentorship, publishing, policy-making and planning.

We always appreciate your feedback! Tell us what you think of Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES by sending an email to: CLBCInfo@gov.bc.ca.

If you would like to receive an email version of future editions, please visit the subscribe page.

If you’d like to read more great stories from self advocates across B.C., visit www.selfadvocatenet.com where new stories are published each week.

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