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Celebrate the end of the school year with Storyvoice and a week of live read-alouds from your favorite @Scholastic authors!
Visit storyvoice.live to sign up and participate with your students.
@ScholasticClub #readaloud #authors #storytelling #summersendoff
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Get ready for #SummerReading! #TSBVI Librarian Renee Toy shares ideas on summer reading for students who are blind or visually impaired, including book suggestions for students of all ages, discussion of setting up a #MakerSpace in the library, and more!
ow.ly/wUwr50EUPgi
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Co-creating imaginative stories with students who have Autism Spectrum Disorder and Visual Impairment (ASDVI) can promote both writing skills and social interaction.
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#Autism #ASDVI #Literacy #WritingIdeas
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Admission is open for our Summer Screen Reader Boot Camp For students 6-12th grade with beginner SR knowledge. Admission is limited. Sign up now! conta.cc/3ttpto6
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Do you know the benefits of reusing #AssistiveTechnology? This #EarthDay, learn how you can contribute to an #AccessibleEarth. Via @Ability_Tools
🔗: ow.ly/Nv2Y50EunWS
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Check out this post for tips about #HowTo provide an introduction to the #braillewriter through Zoom, using consistent names for each of the parts of the braillewriter and clear, step-by-step instructions to practice loading and unloading paper.
#Braille
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We recently updated our advocacy page to include recordings and transcripts from our info sessions last week. We also updated our letter templates for anyone wishing to request MPs ensure sustained funding for accessible books. Find it all at celalibrary.ca/advocacy
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Braille + Creative Writing + Cash Prizes!
@apseacanada @WRMSBrantford @LibraryWrms @PRCVI @BlindBeginnings students take note!
Deadline coming up May 31.
cnib.ca/braillecontest
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Today is #TransDayOfVisibility! Trans children and youth deserve to feel seen, heard and understood – and that includes timely, barrier free access to responsive mental health care #KidsCantWait
In honour of #TransgenderDayofVisibility, we call again on the youth-serving sector to #RaisetheBar for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Check out these resources from @Wisdom2Action, about ensuring we're providing inclusive & affirming services to ALL young people. bit.ly/32d1oXb
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Join our Youth Program as they host an online book reading of "This Is What Blindness Looks Like," a book about youth living with visual impairments and how to educate other students at their school. brailleinstitute.org/event/t…
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We are looking forward to our info session about federal funding for accessible books. CELA and @NNELSca will discuss where things stand now, and what are the next steps. Visit celalibrary.ca/advocacy to register! General session 7pm ET. Special libraries session at 3pm ET

ALT On the right is an image of 3 shelves of books with one book missing from the centre shelf. On the left is the following copy: So What's Next? Join CELA and NNELS for an information session about federal funding. Tuesday, March 30. General info 7 pm ET and 4 pm PT. For Libraries 3:00 pm ET and 12:00 pm PT.
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Thank you for your advocacy! And thank you to Minister @CQualtro who just announced that the $1 million in funding cuts to #accessible book production have been restored. Please read our full statement at celalibrary.ca/blog/cela-and…
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The Government of Canada is cutting funding for accessible book production in Canada by $1 million each year until it is fully eliminated in 2025, resulting in fewer books, less choice, less service for our users. Help us stop the cuts! #cdnpoli #AccessibleBooksMatter #a11y

ALT On the right is an image of 3 shelves of books with books missing from the middle shelf. On the left is the following text: The Government of Canada promotes equity and inclusion for people with disabilities. And the Government of Canada is cutting the funding that supports their production. Accessible Books Matter. Visit nnels.ca or celalibrary.ca for info. Help us stop the cuts!
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Do you want to see what your name looks like in braille? This is a fun way to share the excitement of braille with your sighted friends! Tag them so they can have a go. #ilovebraille braillebug.org/thenamegame.a… dlvr.it/RtM8sK
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#FreedomtoRead Week 2021 starts Sunday! Keep an eye out for our posts all week, we'll be sharing helpful resources and exciting ways to celebrate, and announcing this year's #FreedomofExpression champion! #FTRWeek
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Looking for fun craft ideas and activities for Valentine's Day💕? Check out what we've got waiting for you!
#ValentinesDay #Crafts
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Some kids will thrive with online learning, and some really do not – each child is unique. It is important to recognize all children have different learning styles, and it is ok if one child is not doing as well in the online learning space as another. cmho.org/tips-to-support-you…
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Canadian parents and teachers of kids with sight loss - here's a quick way to find CNIB Foundation Programs for Children, Youth and Families
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@VIEWS_Ontario @LibraryWrms @AccessibleMedia @VisionLossRehab @CVTC2020
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Let’s not be too hard on ourselves...
(my cartoon for yesterday’s @guardianreview)
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Take some time to focus on a few things you are grateful for and encourage your kids to do the same. This is not to take away from how challenging things have been but an opportunity to recognize that some good things have been happening too! cmho.org/take-on-winter #kidscantwait






















