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A three year research initiative to gather the diverse perspectives, ideas and values of knowledge holders to reach a consensus on the priorities and solutions needed to best serve people in BC experiencing the intersections of acquired brain injury (ABI), metal health and addictions.

I am a student in the Fear & Anxiety Research Lab at Vancouver Island University. I am conducting an honours research study on the psychological impact of concussion experiences. I am reaching out to relevant associations in Canada to obtain a sample of participants that represent the country as a whole and am hoping that I could advertise the study on your website. I have attached the recruitment script for your viewing. A recruitment poster has also been attached that can be uploaded. Your assistance in recruitment would be much appreciated. If you have any questions about the research, please feel free to ask.

This study has been approved by Vancouver Island University’s Research Ethics Board (File Number: 103751).

Sincerely,

Maeve Slattery

Department of Psychology,

Vancouver Island University 

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March of Dimes: We’re thrilled to announce Janelle Biagioni as our 2025 Disability Changemaker of the Year

Janelle is a trailblazer in disability advocacy whose work has transformed how Canada supports brain injury survivors. From championing the National Strategy on Brain Injury to leading inclusive research and policy reform, her impact is national in scope and deeply personal in spirit.

Her leadership has helped shift brain injury from a siloed medical issue to a recognized public health priority — ensuring survivors and families are heard, supported, and empowered to act.

Join us October 23 at the Liberty Grand in Toronto for the Changemakers Supper Club and awards — a night to celebrate and support programs that help dismantle barriers to inclusion for people with disabilities.

This #ConcussionAwarenessWeek, join Brain Injury Canada and Transcendent Concussion Research Program for a free virtual webinar on September 25, 2025 at 12pm EST about managing post-concussion symptoms.

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Received Charity Status on June 23rd 2025

Applications for the Canada Disability Benefit officially launched on Friday, June 20. 

This initiative also includes support for access to technology, helping ensure that virtual counselling is available to those who may otherwise face barriers. 

Helping stroke survivors can make a big difference in their recovery and quality of life. Here are some meaningful ways people can support.

UBC is recruiting for a stroke rehabilitation program.

Stroke Survivors Advocacy Group of Canada is dedicated to advocating for stroke survivors and providing support to both survivors and caregivers.