UDL Community of Practice Upcoming Session (09/19/2025)
The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Community of Practice (CoP) will hold its first session tomorrow, Friday, September 19, from 2:00–3:30 p.m. NDT. The event will be offered in a …
The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Community of Practice (CoP) will hold its first session tomorrow, Friday, September 19, from 2:00–3:30 p.m. NDT. The event will be offered in a …
Today we say a heartfelt thank you to Karen Rodriguez, our incredible Mitacs intern, as she wraps up her term with the CARES Lab. Over the past few months, Karen …
Last summer, the CARES Lab proudly participated in the St. John’s Pride Parade to celebrate Disability Pride Month and advocate for inclusion, accessibility, and visibility for disabled people in 2SLGBTQ+ …
To learn more or take the survey, visit: careslab.ca/accommodations For questions, please contact Principal Investigator Dr. Ami Goulden at agoulden@mun.ca or Research Coordinator Sean Fardy at sfardy@mun.ca.
To register as a performer or attendee, please visit careslab.ca/openmic. In celebration of National Accessibility Week, The CARES Lab and the Blundon Centre at Memorial University are co-hosting an inclusive …
We’re excited to invite you to the official launch of the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Community of Practice in Newfoundland and Labrador, taking place during National Accessibility Week! 📅 …
We are excited to welcome Karen Dayan Niño Rodriguez to the CARES Lab this spring and summer as part of the Mitacs Globalink Research Internship (GRI) program! Karen is currently …
Research from the CARES Lab is featured in the April exhibit of Picture Us: A Research at Memorial Event, a new Centennial initiative celebrating the diversity of research happening across …
We’re thrilled to share that Jordan Hollahan, a research assistant in the CARES Lab, has been awarded the 2024 Glenn Roy Blundon Award for his outstanding commitment to disability inclusion, …
A huge congratulations to CARES Lab member Jullye Ponsoni on successfully defending her undergraduate thesis! Jullye’s research explored the effectiveness of neuropsychological interventions on executive functions in Parkinson’s disease, an …