This annotated bibliography is part of a research project examining the possibilities and challenges of using various legal mechanisms to protect and promote the rights of Canadians with disabilities to social and economic security (i.e., to alleviate poverty and to promote equal substantive citizenship of people with disabilities). It is intended as a resource for academics, students, advocates, and community members interested in the role that law has played—and can play—in remedying poverty experienced by people with disabilities.

1ère diapositive

Michael J. Prince
Canadian Disability Policy Alliance
Réunion des partenaires de l’ARUC
Université de Regina

28 avril 2010

2ème diapositive

1ère Diapositive

Michael J. Prince

Observations pour la Conférence sur les droits de la personne et les personnes ayant des déficiences intellectuelles

Niagara Falls, Canada
22 avril 2010

2ème diapositive

Ce numéro du Point est axé sur notre Assemblée générale annuelle et sur les autres activités réalisées par le CCD au cours du mois de juin.

Assemblée générale annuelle 2010

Comité de direction - Le Conseil a élu un nouveau Comité de direction, à présent composé de :

This Update shares information about CCD's Annual General Meeting and some additional activities undertaken by CCD during the month of June.

Annual General Meeting 2010

Executive Committee--The Council elected a new Executive Committee. The newly constituted Committee consists of:

Étude produite pour l'Alliance de recherche communautés-universités "Disabling Poverty and Enabling Citizenship"

par François Aubry
avec la collaboration de Christiane Plamondon

avec un avant-propos de
Lucie Dumais et Yves Vaillancourt

juin 2010

Prepared for the Council of Canadians with Disabilities CURA "Disabling Poverty/Enabling Citizenship" by Nathan Irving (LL.B. student, University of Manitoba), September 6, 2009

I. Introduction

This report was prepared as a backgrounder for a larger future research project that intends to explore the impact of the human rights principle of the "duty to accommodate" on persons with disabilities. It is one of five reports prepared for further research purposes.

Prepared for the Council of Canadians with Disabilities CURA "Disabling Poverty/Enabling Citizenship" by Nathan Irving (LL.B. student, University of Manitoba), September 6, 2009

I. Introduction

This report was prepared as a backgrounder for a larger future research project that intends to explore the impact of the human rights principle of the "duty to accommodate" on persons with disabilities. It is one of five reports prepared for further research purposes.

Prepared for the Council of Canadians with Disabilities CURA "Disabling Poverty/Enabling Citizenship" by Nathan Irving (LL.B. student, University of Manitoba), September 6, 2009

I. Introduction

This report was prepared as a backgrounder for a larger future research project that intends to explore the impact of the human rights principle of the "duty to accommodate" on persons with disabilities. It is one of five reports prepared for further research purposes.

Researched and written by Cameron Crawford for the Community–University Research Alliance between the Council of Canadians with Disabilities and University of Victoria