Canadian Disability Participation Project
The Canadian Disability Participation Project (CDPP) was a SSHRC-funded (2013-2021) partnership of university, public, private and government sector partners working together to develop evidence-informed strategies to help Canadians with physical disabilities achieve full community participation in employment, mobility and physical activity settings. Our products and resources can be found at cdpp.ca. CDPP provided the foundation for two ongoing SSHRC-funded partnerships, the Mobility, Access, and Participation (MAP) Research Partnership (inclusivemap.ca) and CDPP 2.0: Developing, Implementing and Evaluating Quality Sport, Exercise and Play Experiences for Canadians with Disabilities (cdpp2.ca).
Employment
Our goal is to design, test, and implement evidence-based practices that will increase both the number of people with disabilities who participate in the labour market, as well as the quality of...
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Mobility
Our goal is to develop a better understanding of how people with mobility impairments move about their communities, and to then use that information to design, test and implement strategies to...
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Sport & Exercise
Our goal is to develop, test and implement evidence-based best-practices to increase the number of people with disabilities who participate in sport and exercise, and to improve the quality of...
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Cross-Sector Team
Our team consists of nearly 50 cross-sector partners working together to develop evidence-informed strategies that will help Canadians with physical disabilities achieve full community participation.
Community Engaged Projects
Our projects address community-driven questions and will have a profound impact on participation for the nearly 3 million Canadians living with physical disabilities.
Resources & Publications
The CDPP will generate new knowledge that will be translated into evidence-based products, tools and services, that partners can take ownership and pride in using and disseminating.