Spring • Parenting with Disabilities (PDF)
Summer • BC’s Legal System: Is It Working for People with Disabilities? (PDF)
Summer • BC’s Legal System: Is It Working for People with Disabilities? (Text Only)
Summer • This is Who I Am: Respecting Disability Language and Identity
Fall/Winter • Dying for Healthcare: Navigating an Ableist System
Spring • 2021 Looking Ahead At DABC
Summer • Putting the Pieces in Place: The New Accessible British Columbia Act
Fall/Winter • Why Does Disability Have to Mean Poverty?
Spring • Assistive Devices: Where People Meet Technology
Summer • We’ll Get to the Other Side Together: DABC During COVID- 19
Fall/Winter • The Power of Communication
Spring • Bringing Poverty Reduction Into Focus: BC’s New Poverty Reduction Act
Summer • Who is Living with Chronic Pain?
Fall • Community: Small Connections Make a big difference
Winter • What Does Accessibility Mean to You?
Spring • Access to Justice: Barriers and Bridges
Summer • Aging with Disability
Fall • Affordable Housing in BC: What Can We Do?
Winter • Meet the New Faces of Tax AID DABC
Spring • Access RDSP: A New Community Partnership
Summer • Violence and Abuse: Are We Turning the Tide?
Fall • Are Attitudes About Disability Becoming More Positive?
Winter • The Power of Partnership
Spring • Disclosing Your Disability: What You Need to Know
Summer • Food Security: The Right to Affordable Food
Fall • Portrayal of Disability in Popular Culture
Winter • DABC Disability Alliance BC: We Are All Connected
Spring • Talking About Disability
Summer • Safety: Learn, Plan and Stay Connected
Since 1977, Disability Alliance BC has been a provincial, cross-disability voice in British Columbia. Our mission is to support people, with all disabilities, to live with dignity, independence and as equal and full participants in the community. We champion issues impacting the lives of people with disabilities through our direct services, community partnerships, advocacy, research and publications.
We acknowledge and have deep gratitude to work together on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓ əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Selíl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations of the Coast Salish people. We honour the many territorial keepers of the lands.
DABC is a proud member of the Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD).
DABC is proud to be certified as a Living Wage Employer by Living Wage for Families BC! We are glad to be able to support our staff to feel valued in their roles and provide them with the opportunity to thrive in their communities.
