Gallery

Students, teachers and authors from events at Bradford, Orillia and Barrie!

Andrew Hunter: Questions for Shane Burcaw
Andrew Hunter: Standing Up for Greater Accessibility
Chris Hadfield: Talking About Inclusion
Chris Hadfield: WorkBooks Completed!
Nine Stores: New Chapters in Accessibility Awareness!
Hewitt's Creek: Teachers meet Nan Forler
Hewitt's Creek: My Name is Blessing discussion
We're All on the Same Page!
Nan Forler "Covered" Several Schools
Severn Shores: Students voice ideas to promote more accessibility for all
Tecumseth-Beeton: Meeting Shane Burcaw
W. H. Day: Celebrating accessibility in our school
Down became up. Dim became bright. Gloom became glad.
Kyo Maclear
Virginia Wolf
illustration of a young girl sitting in a tree looking down at a fantasy version of a black wolf
We are each given more of some things and less of others.
Eric Walters
My Name is Blessing
A young African boy runs smiling to school. All but two fingers on his hands are malformed
I wish I could see what you see up there in that blue, blue sky.
Nan Forler
Trampoline Boy
Two young children touch hands as they swing in the air like acrobats
If I'm quiet, I might just hear the stars sing.
Rachna Gilmore
A Screaming Kind of Day
Young girl with hood standing in the rain
If they knew me a little better, they would see that I'm not that different.
Shane Burcaw
Not So Different
Shane Burcaw, the author of Not So Different, lies sideways in deep grass. His facial expression is one of surprise