On December 3, 2025, for International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Statistics Canada released a series of products that highlight the diverse experiences of persons with disabilities in Canada.
In December, Disability Without Poverty hosted their 2025 research symposium—Learning from Today to Make Tomorrow Better. The fourth panel we’re discussing is Education and Disabled People: A Tool to End Poverty, which focused on the history of disabled people and education.
This past December, Disability Without Poverty hosted their 2025 research symposium. The third panel we're focusing on is called 2SLGBTQ+ People with Disabilities and Experiences of Poverty. Panelists shared preliminary results from their study, which examines the prevalence and effects of poverty on 2SLGBTQ+ populations in Canada.
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