This site challenges the use of collective punishment in BC schools. Rooted in lived experience and systemic critique, it advocates for educational practices that honour disabled and neurodivergent students—centering care, dignity, and accountability over compliance and control. Please be in touch or join our mailing list for updates on policy change, personal stories, advocacy tools,…
This site challenges the use of collective punishment in BC schools. Rooted in lived experience and systemic critique, it advocates for educational practices that honour disabled and neurodivergent students—centering care, dignity, and accountability over compliance and control.
To contact us, please email: justaparentforjustice@gmail.com
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