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Members of the Mission Self Advocacy group are voting!
See their post at https://www.facebook.com/IAmVotingFederalElection2019. Is your self advocacy group talking about voting?  Let us know if we can help and share your photos on the I Am voting facebook page.
Inclusion BC’s I Am Voting 2019 Toolkit
Inclusion BC has released an Information and Participation Guide for the Federal Election 2019. View it here: I Am Voting 2019
BC People First is holding an Elections Workshop – Know your rights and vote! on September 17
Find out more 
Self Advocates of Semiahmoo – SAS- are holding an All Candidates Mixer on October 10
The Democratic Engagement Exchange has released an election handbook.
Find it at here  
A National Disability Action Plan for the Federal Election 2019
The Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) has released a National Disability Action Plan for the Federal Election 2019. https://youcanvote.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2019/08/2019_Federal_Election_Strategy.pdf
I Am Voting campaign encouraging participation of people with mental disabilities in #elxn2017
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