8th SRV Conference
The theme of the 2025 conference is ‘The Good Things in Life at Home, School, Work and Beyond.‘ Join us for three days of inspiring talks and interesting discussions. We are excited to welcome people… Read More »8th SRV Conference
The theme of the 2025 conference is ‘The Good Things in Life at Home, School, Work and Beyond.‘ Join us for three days of inspiring talks and interesting discussions. We are excited to welcome people… Read More »8th SRV Conference
We will use this blog to regularly post news, analyses, videos and links, training updates, resources for further learning, questions, and so on, relevant to Social Role Valorization (SRV). We encourage you to subscribe to… Read More »All things SRV
ISRVA, The Learning Institute, and Millersville University are pleased to offer an SRV Implementation Camp. Experience 11 days of transformative learning! Join in with committed learners and implementers, and excellent faculty from across North America.… Read More »SRV Implementation Camp
The NY Times Magazine (7 July 2024) included a long essay by a daughter about her father who had developed dementia. One relatively brief section of the essay included a description of a human service… Read More »Easy Street and Town Square
A 29 June 2024 article in the Boston Globe entitled ‘A Massachusetts town is divided after a closed state prison reopened as an emergency shelter for migrant families’ by Madison Hahamy and Shannon Larson describes “the reopening… Read More »article ‘‘A Massachusetts town is divided after a closed state prison reopened as an emergency shelter for migrant families’article ‘
CELEBRATING OVER HALF A CENTURY OF NORMALIZATION AND SOCIAL ROLE VALORIZATION: THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE AT HOME, SCHOOL, WORK, AND BEYOND The 8th International Social Role Valorization Conference will be held in Halifax, Nova… Read More »8th International Social Role Valorization Conference
This 2024 article references aspects of Wolfensberger’s work, among other conceptual frameworks, as a way of promoting a fuller welcome and integration of disciples with physical and intellectual impairments into the life of the Church.… Read More »article ‘Left Behind: Catholic Social Teaching and Justice for People with Intellectual Disabilities’ by James Gould