Black History Month by the Numbers
Black History Month by the Numbers – Employment and Disability In 2021, Canada’s Black population reached 1.5 million, accounting for 4.3% of the total population and 16.1% of the racialized […]
Neil Squire Society
CASE Member Spotlight Empowering Possibilities: Neil Squire Society’s Innovative Approach to Supported Employment In the heart of Canada’s employment landscape, the Neil Squire Society stands out for its commitment to […]
CASE Partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce
CASE Partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce: Committed to a Canada for All Canadians The Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCOC) represents 200,000 businesses through its more than 400 Chamber […]
Support for Employers to Strengthen Disability Inclusion
Support for Employers to Strengthen Disability Inclusion Halifax, NS, Dec 1 – For the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3, the Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) […]
Special MentorAbility Announcement
Special MentorAbility Announcement Our work continues! We have some exciting news to share with you! The promotion of the workplace inclusion and empowerment of persons experiencing disability continues! We are […]
Annonce spéciale MentorHabiletés
Annonce spéciale MentorHabiletés Notre travail continue! Nous avons des nouvelles excitantes à partager avec vous! Notre engagement assidu à promouvoir l’inclusion et l’empowerment des personnes vivant avec un handicap dans […]
November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month
November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month (IDAM) The Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE) proudly joins many others across Canada and the world in proclaiming November Indigenous Disability Awareness Month […]
Report on Input into the Federal Disability Inclusion Action Plan
Report on Input into the Federal Disability Inclusion Action Plan In 2020, the Government of Canada committed to creating a new Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP). The goal of the […]
Canadians who experience disability twice as likely to report low quality employment
Canadians who experience disability twice as likely to report low quality employment A 2020 study found that fewer Canadians who experience disability find work than those without a disability. Persons […]
2023 Conference Reflections
Perspectives and Innovations in Supported Employment from Canada and around the World The 2nd World Supported Employment Conference “Inclusion Works!” concluded on a high note on June 8 with words […]