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Counting… The Day of Mourning and the Disability Clothesline
By Emma Van der Klift On March 1st of every year for the last three, a small group of activists – mostly activists with disabilities – have gathered together at Woodland’s Memorial Gardens in New Westminster, BC. The Gardens are … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, Activist, ASAN, Disability Day of Mourning
Tagged ASAN Vancouver, Broadreach Training, Canadian Autistics United (CAU), Catherine Frazee, CAU, Conversations that Matter, Disability Clothesline, Disability Day of Mourning, Emma Van der Klift, filicide, murder, Samantha Connor, vigil, Woodland’s Memorial Gardens, Woodlands
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Thirty Days of Autism 