I agree with Mike Toye's assessment on this matter. My observation is that the
focus is largely on what communities can do without considering the role of
government. In fact, to a large extent CED subtracts government from the
equation. There is little if any attention to how to advocate broader policy
change at the provincial and federal levels.

Toba Bryant, PhD
Course Director - Knowledge Production
Graduate Program in Critical Disability Studies
York University, 4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3

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