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Deepi Interviews Shelly Nessman of Incommon TV.
Dj Spencer Dj's some of local music including tracks from Casey Mejica, Thor, Cate Lebon, Selina Martin, Taco Cat & Hinds,
Kelly does a look back on The Community Living Show from March. Michael Rubin interviews Tim and Shannon Dickson; Tim Tells his story about walking from Prince George to Vancouver to help his wife Shannon get a stem cell treatment for MS Story about the struggle for this loving couple and family. Visit https://gofundme.com/kehkkd4k for details and The BC Legislature on Disabilities.

Jules Andre-Brown shares a lecture from Judy Mosoff on With a particular interest in mothers with mental disability UBC Law Professor Judith Mosoff analyze child welfare decisions about continuing custody orders made in British Columbia in recent years. These cases depict families that are deeply troubled. Virtually every decision portrays these characteristics: the mother is a lone parent, characterized as having a mental illness, an addiction or both; the family is poor; at least one of the children is said to have a disability; mothers lose their children. In this paper Professor Mosoff analyzes the ways mental disability is used as a weapon to remove children from their families.
Her lecture can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMU-PrvXGxk