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this event looked like so much fun. Wish I was there! what a great place to say Hi http://t.co/DTm9phRB

Hi, I'm Nadine

http://www.startwithhi.ca This video features Nadine from Salmon Arm BC and of the Little Shuswap Band. This campaign urges British Columbians to just say "hi" and take it from there. It's such a small thing... but it's also big. Sometimes we don't know what to say to someone with a developmental disability or we're worried about saying the wrong thing. Just acknowledging one another, despite differences of any kind, is a small way to communicate acceptance and belonging. After all, as citizens we all have a role to play in the safety and well being of our fellow citizens. Share your story of inclusion by visiting our site. From: StartwithHi Views: 272

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This story was shared with me today and I wanted to share it with you. It's amazing how our perceptions play a... http://t.co/Qh5kZWtF

Tomorrow December 3rd at the Safeway locations in Terrace, Vernon (32nd st.), Abbotsford and Maple Ridge from... http://t.co/9nPvZScM

Come Together

"Come Together" is a short video about inclusion and community. The video was produced by Community Living BC and developed by a Community Council Video committee. "Come Together" includes a brief overview of CLBC, the role of Community Councils and examples of participation and contribution to community life on the part of people with developmental disabilities. The video shines a light on the important work that Community Councils do and raises awareness about the issues that are most important to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Special thanks to: Cory Fisher, Dominique Gudet, Chris, Elton Joseph, Paul Schrivener, Tanya Steinhausen, Bonnie Laird, Larry Abinantay, Bill Heichert, Gerald Klassen, Byron Sutton-Atkins and Alison Roy. For more information on how you can get involved visit: http://www.communitylivingbc.ca Or contact us: info@communitylivingbc.ca From: StartwithHi Views: 1005

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Don't know what to say to someone with a developmental disability? Just say "Hi". It's such a small thing... but... http://t.co/g4GbipAI

Hi, I'm Cliff

http://www.startwithhi.ca This video features Cliff from Surrey BC. This campaign urges British Columbians to just say "hi" and take it from there. It's such a small thing... but it's also big. Sometimes we don't know what to say to someone with a developmental disability or we're worried about saying the wrong thing. Just acknowledging one another, despite differences of any kind, is a small way to communicate acceptance and belonging. After all, as citizens we all have a role to play in the safety and well being of our fellow citizens. Share your story of inclusion by visiting our site. From: StartwithHi Views: 399

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LA Pizza Crawl - Part 1

On my below average pizza crawl in LA, I start with Hi Pizza. From: PizzaDudesGot30Secs Views: 155

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Caroline Matte Parliament of Canada Press Gallery 3/Dec/09

Caroline Matte is a founding member of LiveWorkPlay and was invited by the Canadian Association of Community Living to assist in the presention of CACL's National Report Card on Inclusion 2009 on the occasion of the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Due to YouTube time limits this video does not include the full discussion of the Report Card by Bendina Miller of CACL. You may access the Report Card at http://www.cacl.ca it is very accessible and well worth the read! From: liveworkplayvideo Views: 375

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Check out this great event put on by the family support institute. great way to get out and say hi http://t.co/FCuWbEvA

Happy Thanksgiving to you all! I am thankful for so much in my life. Give a big hi! to those you love today. And... http://t.co/vj0qskzN

Great self-advocate event! Check it out http://t.co/Lb8efrXA

RT @clbc_connect: Let's all remember that there is real good in the world and we can spread our positive energy by simply saying 'hi' http://t.co/q3bSaIr

Let's all remember that there is real good in the world and we can spread our positive energy by simply saying 'hi' http://t.co/q3bSaIr

RT @clbc_connect: Tomorrow is FASD awareness Day. There are many great ways to get out in your community and support this cause. I... http://t.co/L1oVpRq

Tomorrow is FASD awareness Day. There are many great ways to get out in your community and support this cause. I... http://t.co/L1oVpRq

RT @clbc_connect: The Quesnel FASD Advisory Group/Committee is hosting a walk for International FASD Awareness Day on Friday, Sept... http://t.co/rme3f64