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In this issue, we showcase the updates brought to you by ICDR-Trinidad, ICDR-Ethiopia, and ICDR-India! We hope you will enjoy reading the ICDR newsletter. To view the newsletter, click the link here: 2025 January Newsletter

Dysphagia Cookbook Now Available!

For $5, you will receive a PDF of the cookbook that you can email or print to share with patients, colleagues, and families. All proceeds from the sale of this cookbook will go towards disability and rehabilitation services in Trinidad, Cameroon, and India through the International Centre for Disability and Rehabilitation (ICDR). You can find out more about the global disability and rehabilitation partner organizations we support at icdr.utoronto.ca.

2024 April Newsletter

In this issue, we showcase the updates brought to you by ICDR-India, ICDR-Trinidad, and ICDR-Camerron. We hope you will enjoy reading the ICDR newsletter.

2023 September Newsletter

In this issue, we showcase the updates brought to you by ICDR-India group and how The PIRL group describes the “Asking about disability” online tool. We hope you will enjoy reading the ICDR newsletter.

New Research Tool made for Disability Research!

Want to learn how to incorporate disability-related questions into your project more effectively? The “Asking About Disability in Research” Tool, is an informative online resource for global health researchers. This tool guides researchers in determining the most suitable methodology for their specific disability research projects, while promoting inclusivity and accuracy in global health studies. You may access the Interactive Online Tool or the PDF version

Strategic Plan for 2023-2026

We are very excited to announce our strategic plan for the development of the International Centre for Disability and Rehabilitation. Here is a link to the PDF of this plan: ICDR - Strategic Plan - 2023 - 2026

ICDR-Trinidad Fieldwork 3 Online during COVID-19

OT students became involved in several unique projects and placement activities that, for the first time ever, were conducted virtually, with Immortelle Centre for Children and the University of Southern Caribbean’s OT program.

Publication by Dr. Stephanie Nixon

Article: ‘The coin model of privilege and critical allyship: Implications for health’. 2019. BMC Public Health 19,1637 Webinar: ‘What every health researcher needs to know about health equity: Privilege, oppression and allyship’, Winnipeg, November 2017