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Jennifer Dillon describes the journey to inclusion for her daughter Reese who has Down syndrome.

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Here are 5 ableist phrases you may have recently said that you should stop using right now.

Here are some possible solutions to some of the barriers to inclusive education.

Here are some examples of ways your school might be doing inclusion wrong and what to do to make it right.

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