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When Budgets Replace Rights: Why Support Is Not Determined by an Inclusive Education Designation

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Pathologizing Behaviours: The Accumulation of Evidence for an H Designation

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The June File Cull: What Happens to Your Child's School Records?

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It's a Numbers Game: How Attendance Coding Can Hide Student Exclusions

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The Pedagogy of Motherhood: Why Transforming Education Will Take More Than Legal Action

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Spring IEP Reviews: Accountability, Access, and Preparation for September

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Good Intentions Don't Prevent Harm: Advocacy Inside Systems That Appear to Care

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The Quiet Push Out: When Attendance Becomes a Pretext for Exclusion

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When You’re Asked to Sign: Behaviour Support Plans, Safety Plans, and Your Rights

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A Cry for Freedom: What School Refusal Really Tells Us

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Rewriting Reality: Systemic Gaslighting in Education

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The Canary Collective

Wren: I am an educator, an advocate, and a witness to a system in urgent need of change. The Canary Collective is not about any one person. It is about the movement we must build together, a revolution grounded in truth, hope, and justice. It is a space where marginalized voices can speak freely, where silence is broken, and where a different future is imagined. Like the canaries once sent into coal mines to warn against toxic air, we raise our voices to reveal danger, name what is harmful, protect what is precious, and call for transformation before more harm is done. Together, we can reshape education into a system rooted in acceptance, belonging, and care. I believe that future is possible if we are brave enough to challenge discrimination, to dismantle exclusion, and to refuse the comfort of silence. This is a place for those who are ready to stop whispering and start building. Welcome to the Canary Collective.

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