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Ottawa, Canada Area, Ontario Canada
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liveworkplay.ca
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My career history is dominated by my ongoing role as co-leader of LiveWorkPlay, a federally incorporated non-profit organization and registered Canadian charity that helps the Ottawa community welcome people with intellectual disabilities to live, work, and play as valued citizens.
That journey began back in 1995, at a time when I was concurrently working in the IT sector as Project Manager for SchoolNet, a national education network. My future wife Julie Kingstone and I left our existing careers and devoted ourselves full-time to LiveWorkPlay in 1997.
In recent years I've focused on helping LiveWorkPlay make a critical transition from social services to social change: supporting people...
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Presentations
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(11)Reflecting on:What Works: Self Advocates as Leaders in their Lives, Groups, and Communities
Aaron Johannes
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8 years ago
GIS: Bringing Geography to the World & the World to Geography
Barry Wellar
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9 years ago
Culture Code: Creating A Lovable Company
HubSpot
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10 years ago
Keenan Wellar Classification Speech Rotary Club of West Ottawa, March 5, 2013
LiveWorkPlay
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10 years ago
Social Groups Improve Mental Health
Helping Psychology
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14 years ago
Social mediaforfamilysupprtworkers
Aaron Johannes
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10 years ago
What's behind the nonsense about traffic gridlock
Barry Wellar
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10 years ago
Fund Life, Not Services
Citizen Network
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10 years ago
Personalisation - some personal reflections
Citizen Network
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11 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Ottawa, Canada Area, Ontario Canada
Website
liveworkplay.ca
About
My career history is dominated by my ongoing role as co-leader of LiveWorkPlay, a federally incorporated non-profit organization and registered Canadian charity that helps the Ottawa community welcome people with intellectual disabilities to live, work, and play as valued citizens.
That journey began back in 1995, at a time when I was concurrently working in the IT sector as Project Manager for SchoolNet, a national education network. My future wife Julie Kingstone and I left our existing careers and devoted ourselves full-time to LiveWorkPlay in 1997.
In recent years I've focused on helping LiveWorkPlay make a critical transition from social services to social change: supporting people...
Tags
liveworkplay
intellectual disabilities
keenan wellar
inclusion
intellectual disability
developmental disabilities
social change
developmental disability
employment
julie kingstone
social capital
person-centred
social media
canada
ottawa
autism
person-centered
neurodiversity
volunteerism
ontario
apse
al condeluci
systems change
yai
rotary club of west ottawa
volunteering
volunteer canada
community living
disability
twitter
nonprofit
facebook
marketing
communications
youtube
mccss
human rights
just enough support
human resources
leadership development
leadership
accessibility
international summit on accessibility
jen bosworth
change management
institutions
hope
resiliency
theory of change
helen sanderson
interdependence
dave hingsburger
classification
rotary
rotary at work
non-profit risk intellectual disabilities developm
education
rights
housing
cecelia taylor
national volunteer week
organizational change non-profit charity disabilit
social media social change mission charity non-pro
montebello
canadian business and community partnership forum
imagine canada
united way
stacey diffin-lafleur
marcom
charity
people first canada
people first ottawa
community living peterborough
people first ontario
people first
people first peterborough
discourse
authenticity
blogger
linkedin
non-profit
wikipedia
mission
integrated strategy
wordpress
See more