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Have you heard about the Jeff Moore Human Rights Case? The case is now going to the Supreme Court of Canada.
This has been a long and hard-fought public journey for the Moore family beginning in the late 1990’s when Jeff Moore was diagnosed with learning disabilities in grade 2. Jeff was identified, but not supported in a timely way that was appropriate to his educational needs. The Moore family, unwilling to let discrimination hurt their son’s future, courageously decided to file a human rights complaint with the BC Human Rights Tribunal—not only on their son’s behalf, but also on behalf of all Canadian children similarly diagnosed with learning disabilities and denied necessary support services.
Jeff Moore is now an adult, and the outcome of this appeal will not change his life in any way. However, it will have a deep impact on thousands of Canadian children who struggle every day, because they learn differently.
Donate Now to the Jeff Moore case now, and you could change the future of education in Canada.
What are Learning Disabilities?
A learning disability is a neurological condition that interferes with a person’s ability to store, process, or produce information. Learning Disabilities can affect one’s ability to read, write, speak, spell, compute math, reason and also affect a person’s attention, memory, coordination, and perceived social skills and emotional maturity. Although people with learning disabilities have average or above-average IQs, their disabilities are evident in academic and social situations.
