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The University of British Columbia

Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members

MEMBER DATA

Name: Timothy Alan Stainton Present Rank: Full Professor Citizenship: Citizen (Canada)

CONTACT INFORMATION

A D D R E S S E S

Primary Affiliation Address: School of Social Work 2080 West Mall University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2 Mailing Address: School of Social Work 2080 West Mall University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2 Courier Address: School of Social Work 2080 West Mall University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2

P H O N E N U M B E R S

Phone - Primary: +1 (604) 822-9674 FAX - Primary: +1 (604) 822-8656

E M A I L A D D R E S S E S t i m s t @ m a i l . u b c . c a

EMPLOYMENT RECORD

July 1, 2011-Mar. 2016 Director, School of Social Work Nov. 2010-June 30 2011 Interim Director, School of Social Work Apr. 2009- Director, Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship Jul, 2007- Full Professor; School of Social Work; University of British Columbia Jul, 2002-Jun, 2007 Associate Professor; School of Social Work and Family Studies; University of British Columbia Oct, 2000-Jun, 2002 Senior Lecturer; Applied Social Studies; University of Wales - Swansea Jul, 1995-Sep, 2000 Lecturer; Applied Social Studies; University of Wales - Swansea Jul, 1992-Jun, 1995 Assistant Professor; Social Work; McGill University 1991-1992 Sessional Lecturer, Social Policy; Social Policy and Administration; London School of Economics and

Political Science 1986-1987 Director of Policy and Programmes, Ontario Association for Community Living 1980-1985 Service broker, Community Living Society, Vancouver, BC.

VISIT ING PROFESSORSHI PS

Mar, 2009-May, 2009 Griffith University; Visiting Scholar Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation (RCCCPI)

Oct, 2008-Jul, 2009 Griffith University Australia; Adjunct Professor Jul, 2008-Oct, 2008 Griffith University, Australia; Sir Alan Sewell Visiting Fellow Jul, 2001-Jun, 2002 University of British Columbia; Teaching and Research

SKILLS AND EXPERTISE

L A N G U A G E C O M P E T E N C I E S

English ( Read Write Speak Understand )

EDUCATION

D E G R E E S

Oct, 1988-Jun, 1992 Ph.D.; Social Policy and Political Theory; London School of Economics and Political Science Sep, 1985-Aug, 1986 M.S.W.; Social Work & Policy; University of Toronto Sep, 1975-May, 1979 BSW; Social Work; University of Western Ontario

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AW ARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

S C H O L A R S H I P 2016- Fellow, International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disability 1989-1991 Overseas Research Scholarship ; Vice Chancellors (UK); $20000CDN 1989-1991 Doctoral Fellowship; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC); $28000CDN 1988-1990 Scottish Rite Research Award; G. Allan Roeher Institute 1985 Scottish Rite Research Award; G. Allan Roeher Institute

O T H E R Aug. 2016 Thinker in Residence, Disability Services Commission, Gov’t of Western Australia Oct. 2010 Big Picture Award. Presented by PosAbilities, Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion and Kickstart

Arts. Mar, 2009-May, 2009 Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation Visiting Scholar; Griffith University;

$8000CDN Jul, 2008-Oct, 2008 Sir Allan Sewell Visiting Fellow; Griffith University; $8000CDN 2003 Certificate of Recognition for Services to the Interim Authority for Community Living Board of

Directors, 2003; Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia 2003-2004 Hampton Place Community Scholar; Hampton Place Community Fund; $1500CDN Dec, 2002 Certificate of Recognition for Services to the Province of British Columbia, Community Living

Restructuring.; Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia 1979 Dean's Honour List; King's College, UWO

TEACHING ACTIVIT IES

C O U R S E S T A U G H T A T U B C 2015/16 SOWK 601 Doctoral seminar, 3 credits, 2 students. SOWK 453 Disability and Justice 3 credits 29 students SOWK 440 Aging Intensive-Shandong- (3 hours) 20 students 2009/2010

SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 35 students SOWK 501; Advanced Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 10 students

SOWK 601: IHHS 407; Disability and Justice; 3 credits; 25 students 2009/2010 SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 48 students SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice; 1 credits; 48 students; SOWK 501; Advanced Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 15 students IHHS 407; Disability and Justice; 3 credits; 22 students.

2007/2008 SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 48 students SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice ; 1 credits; 48 students; SOWK 501; Advanced Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 15 students IHHS 407; Disability and Justice; 3 credits; 22 students 2006/2007 SOWK 601; PhD Seminar; 3 credits; 8 students SOWK 501; Advanced Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 9 students SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 48 students

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IHHS 407; Disability and Justice; 3 credits; 12 students SOWK 501; Advanced Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 9 students 2005/2006 SOWK 440F; Disability; 3 credits; 14 students SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 52 students SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice ; 3 credits; 48 students; Coinstructors: O'Neill Brian IHHS 407; Disability and Justice; 3 credits; 12 students; Coinstructors: Judith Mosoff 2004/2005 SOWK 400; Canadian Social Policy; 3 credits; 51 students SOWK 440F; Disability; 3 credits; 14 students SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice ; 3 credits; 48 students; Coinstructors: O'Neill Brian SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice ; 3 credits; 48 students; Coinstructors: O'Neill Brian SOWK 335; Social Analysis for Social Work Practice ; 3 credits; 48 students; Coinstructors: O'Neill Brian

C O U R S E S T A U G H T E X T E R N A L L Y

Jan, 2005-Apr, 2005 Disability; Native Education Centre; 30 hours; 19 students; Coinstructors: Stainton Si May, 2003-Jun, 2003 Individualized Funding: Changing Systems, Changing Lives; Centre for Research in Disability Studies,

Faculty of Education, University of Calgary; 36 hours; 15 students; Coinstructors: Tim Stainton, Brian Salisbury

S T U D E N T S U P E R V I S I O N S

M.S.W. Sep, 2007- Gen Frenette; UBC; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Advisor Sep, 2007- Ocean VanSamang; UBC; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Advisor Sep, 2007- Sonja Kramer; UBC; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Advisor Sep, 2007- Jon Breen; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Disability and Emplyment; Supervisor Role:

Advisor Sep, 2007- Sarah McCliggott; UBC; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Advisor Sep, 2006- Les Connor; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status: Completed;

Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2006- Laura Montgomery; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status:

Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2006- Sharon Yu; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status: Completed;

Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2006-Aug, 2007 Emily Harding; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status:

Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2006-Aug, 2007 Veena Birring; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status:

Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2006-Jul, 2007 David Kendrick; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status:

Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2005-Aug, 2006 Shauna Starr; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Apr, 2005-Aug 2006 Parkinson Melanie; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title:

Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2005-Aug, 2006 Gardiner Cindy; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Supervisor Sep, 2005-Jul, 2006 Gardiner Cindy; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2004- Duncan Stephen; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Supervisor Sep, 2004-Jul, 2007 Idit Barzilay; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Consumer run

enterprises; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

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Sep, 2003-Oct, 2005 Tami Grenon; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Rehabilitation and Work; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

Sep, 2003-Mar, 2005 Karen Meadows; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Parental Experience: the Transition to School for a child with cystic fibrosis; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

Sep, 2003-Aug, 2004 Carolyn Donnerborg; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

Sep, 2003-Aug, 2004 Jennifer Boutilier; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

Aug, 2003-Aug, 2004 Allison Mounsey; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor

Sep, 2002-Jun, 2004 Bonnie Kooistra; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Wellness and social workers; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor; Cosupervisors:

Other Sep, 2004-Mar, 2005 Elissa Breau; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field Supervisor Sep, 2004-Mar, 2005 Sarah McCliggott; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2004-Mar, 2005 Julia Thesiger; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2004-Mar, 2005 Garry Joe; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2004-Mar, 2005 Anita Yu; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2003-Mar, 2004 Muschamps Michelle; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role:

Field Supervisor Ph.D.

Sept. 2012 Jon Breen; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role:

Thesis Supervisor Sept. 2010 Sarah Chapple; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Withdrawn; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Supervisor Sept. 2010 Sevinji Askerova; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Supervisor Sept. 2010 Husam Hawa; University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law; Status: In progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Committee Member Sep, 2009- Heather Beveridge; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role:

Thesis Supervisor Sep, 2008- Pat Feindel; Simon Fraser University; Anthropology; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Committee Member Jan, 2008- Earlene Roberts; UBC-O; Interdisciplinary Studies; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Committee Member Sep, 2007- Peter Speers; UBC-O; Interdisciplinary Studies; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee

Member Sep, 2007- Donna Goodwater; UBC-O; Interdisicplinary Studies; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Committee Member Jan, 2007-08 Nichole Alleyne-Sheppard; McGill; Social Work; Status: Withdrawn/Incomplete; Supervisor Role: Thesis

Committee Member-failed candidacy. Sep, 2006- Lenore Ridell; University of British Columbia; Interdisciplinary Studies; Status: In Progress; Thesis Title:

Disabled Womens Access to Health Care; Supervisor Role: Supervisor. Sep, 2005- Meaghan Johnston; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status: In

Progress; Thesis Title: The Experiences of Children and Youth in Palliative Care; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee Member; Supervisors: Sheila Marshall, Richard Sullivan, Susan Cadell.

Sep, 2005-08 David Sangha; University of British Columbia; School of Social Work and Family Studies; Status: In Progress; Thesis Title: Experience of Human Rights Tribunals by People of Colour; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee Member; Cosupervisors: Brian O'Neill-Withdrawal-health

UBC CV


BSW Oct, 2005-Apr, 2006 Hema Ghandi; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Oct, 2005-Mar, 2006 Rob Yates; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2005-Mar, 2006 Pavan Pahal; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor Sep, 2005-Mar, 2006 Roberta Genesius; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor M.A. Oct, 2004-June2006 Angela Walsh; University of British Columbia; Family Studies; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Male

Caregiving; Supervisor Role: Co-supervisor; Cosupervisors: Anne Martin Matthews Oct, 2004-June 2006 Brian Smith; University of British Columbia; Community and Regional Planning; Status: Completed; Thesis

Title: Citizenshift; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee Member; Cosupervisors: Peter Boothroyd Sep, 2007- Colleen Evans; UBC-O; Interdisciplinary Studies; Status: In Progress; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee

Member Sep, 2006-June 2009 Laura Hockman; UBC-O; Social Work; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Disability Employment

Programmes; Supervisor Role: Thesis Committee Member; Cosupervisors: Rachelle Hole Jan, 2005-Apr, 2006 Shairose Jinnah; Royal Roads University; Leadership Studies; Status: Completed; Thesis Title: Sustaining

Services and Supports for Individuals with Disabilities; Supervisor Role: Thesis Supervisor B.M.W. Sep, 2005-Aug, 2006 Tami Espinoza; University of British Columbia; Social Work; Status: Completed; Supervisor Role: Field

Supervisor

C O U R S E D E V E L O P M E N T

Sep, 2006- PhD Seminar SWFS 601; University of British Columbia Sep, 2006-Dec, 2006 Advanced Canadian Social Policy SOWK 501; University of British Columbia Sep, 2002- Disability and Justice-IHHS; UBC College of Health Disciplines; Mosoff, Judith

E M P L O Y E E S U P E R V I S I O N S

Sept 2011-Mar 2016 Shirley Yue, Dept. Administrator Nov. 1, 2010- Suzanne Moore, Departmental administrator, Social Work

Sept. 2010- Cindy Chapman; Centre Coordinator; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Apr, 2009-Sept. 2010 Colleen Evans; Centre Coordinator; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Jan, 2007 Ashley De Regile; Research Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Jan, 2007- Patricia Johnson; Research Assistant; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Jan, 2006 Shauna Halcrow; Research Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Nov. 2005-June 2008 Leah Wilson; Research Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor 2005- Tracy London; Research Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Co-supervisor 2005 Tracy White; Research Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor Sep, 2005-Dec, 2005 Tracy London; Teaching Assistant; University of British Columbia; Supervisor Role: Primary Supervisor

FUNDING

R E S E A R C H A N D E Q U I V A L E N T G R A N T S

2013/16 Granting Agency

$ Total (per year)

Comp/Non

Years Principal Co-Principal

Purpose

UBC CV


Grants for Catalyzing Research Clusters:

Creative and Performing Arts

UBC-VPR

$45,000 C 1 Leslie Roman

T. Stainton, R. Hole, J. Beaudry, K. Johnson

Catalyzing Research in “Dis/ability Arts, Culture, & Public Pedagogy: A/r/t/ographies for Access for and by Youth with Disabilities

Vancouver Foundation

$57,80.80 C 2.5 R. Hole T.Stainton, L. Snellert, R. Chilton

Sexual health Knowledge and Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: A Participatory Theatre Project

SSHRCC/CIHR ‘Healthy and

Productive Work Initiative

$69,000 C 2016 - 2018

R. Hole Bottorff, Corbett, Schnellert, Stainton & Young

The BC Transitioning Youth with Disabilities and Employment – “The TYDE Project”

Canadian Association for

Community Living/Canadian Autism Spectrum

Disorders Association

$136,667 y 2015-17 Tim Stainton

Rachelle Hole

National Evaluation of Ready Willing and Able Employment Project


$5,000 N 1 M.Evans T. Stainton, R. Hole

Giving in Action Fund Cost Benefit Analysis Complete

SSHRCC $57,650 C 3 Richard Young

" Sheila Marshall, Tim Stainton, Anat Zaidman-Zait,

Transition to adulthood as goal-directed projects for

youth with intellectual disabilities and their

parents"

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The Social Research and Demonstration Corporation from the Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation with the BC Centre for Employment Excellence

$99,500 C 3 R. Hole T. Stainton, Jon Corbett

Mapping Inclusive Employment Practices for

Individuals with Developmental Disabilities: A Participatory

Research Mapping Approach

IAM Cares Society In Progress

$88,943

$44,472

N 2 T. Stainton R. Hole Service Restructuring, Employment Outcomes and Opportunities for

People with Disabilities in BC’s Labour Market

Ministry of

Children and Family

Development

$30,000 N 1 T. Stainton G. Charles S. Bryson

Implementing a Shared Research Agenda: Research Couse

Development CIHR $208,686 C 3 T. Jarus Krupa, T.,

Rozanova J., Roberts E., Stainton, T., Hole R., Warick R., Lee M., Groening M., Murphy S., Opini B., Parhar G., Roberts, B., Parhar A., Chen S.,

Fink-Jensen K., Shankar

S

Diversifying health human resources:

Exploring the experiences of

practitioners with disabilities in the health

professions

Community Living British Columbia

(CLBC)

25,000 NC 1 Rachelle Hole Tim Stainton Homeshare Transitions

Ministry of Social Development

15,610.18 NC 1 Tim Stainton Lyn Jongbled

Employment and Assistive Technology Initiative Evaluation

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19,515.50 C 2 Jennifer Baumbusch, R.Hole Co-PIs

T. Stainton

Aging and Developmental Disability

Grants and Contracts for non-research projects Granting Agency

$ Total (per year)

Years Principal Co-Principal Purpose

Inclusion BC 40,000 2016 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Support for the Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship

SSHRCC Knowledge Translation Grant

25,000 2015 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Knowledge Translation Activities related to Claiming Full Citizenship conference

Claiming Full Citizenship Conference Support (Details below)

$132,000 2015 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Claiming Full Citizenship conference Support

VanCity $50,000 People First of Canada

$15,000

Inclusion BC $10,000 Inclusion BC Foundation

*$10,000 (in-kind scholarships)

Family Support Institute of BC

*$10,000 (in-kind scholarships)

Alzheimer Society of Canada

$10,000

BC CEO Network

$5,000

Community Living BC

$5,000

Canadian Association for Community Living

$5,000

Posabilities $1,000 Clay Tree Society for Community Living

$1,000

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AimHi – Prince George Association for Community Living

$1,000

Semiahmoo House Society

$1,000

Community Living Society

$1,000

Saskatchewan Association for Community Living

$1,000

Spectrum Society for Community Living

$1,000

Simon Fraser Society for Community Living

$1,000

Pathways Abilities Society

$1,000

Inclusion Powell River

$1,000

Chilliwack Society for Community Living

$1,000

Langley Association for Community Living

$1,000

Nanaimo Association for Community Living

$1,000

Representative for Children and Youth 2,000 2014 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Support for CIC Idea’s Workshop

Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation

$175,000 2013 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Support for Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship operations

Community living British Columbia 20,000 2012 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Support for Centre for Inclusion and

UBC CV


Citizenship operations

Ministry of Social Development 20,000 2012 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Canadian Inclusive Lives Learning Initiative Pilot Evaluation and Redesign

CLBC $18,000 2011 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Canadian Inclusive Lives Learning Initiative-Student Scholarships

Delta Community Living Society $1800 1 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Canadian Inclusive Lives Learning Initiative-Student Scholarships

Family Support Institute $1800 1 Tim Stainton

Rachelle Hole Canadian Inclusive Lives Learning Initiative-Student Scholarships

Inclusion BC (formerly BCACL) $3600 1 Tim Stainton


Posabililites $3600 1 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole Canadian Inclusive Lives Learning Initiative-Student Scholarships

Spectrum Society for Community Living $3600 1 Tim Stainton


CLBC 6000 1 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole

Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship Studentships

CLBC

5000

1 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole

Ideas Workshop Series Speaker Sponsorship (Engaging Community)

Posabilities 3500 Tim Stainton Rachelle Hole

Ideas Workshop Series Speaker Sponsorship (Engaging Community)

Prior to 2012-13

UBC CV


Sept. 2011 SSHRCC- Evaluation of the Equipment and Assistive Initiative, British Columbia. $35,000. Lyn Jongbled (PI), Tim Stainton, Donna Drynan co-principals.

Mar. 2011 Community Living British Columbia. Supported Employment for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: Social and Economic Outcomes: A Review of the Literature. $3000. Hole, R., Stainton, T. Co-PIs.

Feb. 2011- Vancouver Foundation, Examining the organization of healthcare for aging adults with intellectual disabilities in British Columbia: a critical interpretive policy analysis. $39,031. Jennifer Baumbusch, R.Hole Co-PIs., T. Stainton Co-investigator.

Apr. 2010- Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies. In From The Margins :Supported Decision Making and Legal Capacity in the 21st Century (Exploratory Workshop Grant). $20,000. Principal investigator.

Oct. 2009-2012 Community Living British Columbia, Studentships in Community Living, 12,000. Principal Administrator Jan. 2010 BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Network, Proposal development on Supported Decision

making, $1,500. Principal Investigator. Feb, 2010-Mar, 2012 Community Living British Columbia,, Community Living Training Programme for Families and Self

Advocates; NC; $50000CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton Jun, 2009- SSHRCC; Road to inclusion or increased risk? Home sharing and people with intellectual disabilities; NC;

$128300CDN; Principal Investigator: Rachelle Hole; Co-investigators: Tim Stainton (Co-Principal Investigator), Carole Robinson (Co-Principal Investigator)

Mar, 2009- British Columbia Association for Community Living/Community Living British Columbia; Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship; NC; $100000CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton; Coinvestigator: Rachelle Hole (Co-Principal Investigator)

Jun, 2006-Sep, 2008 British Columbia Medical Services Foundation; Finding Our Voice: Consumers’ Experiences and Expectations for Rehabilitation Service Outcomes; C; $50000CDN; Principal Investigator: Barabara Dobson; Coinvestigators: Christine Gordon (Co-Principal Investigator), Tim Stainton (Co-Principal Investigator)

Mar, 2006-Mar, 2008 SSHRCC-CURA (sub-project under main grant); Barriers and Opportunities for the Partially Employable; C; $31700CDN; Coinvestigators: Michael Goldberg (Co-Principal Investigator), Marcy Cohen (Co-Principal Investigator), Tim Stainton (Co-Principal Investigator)

Apr, 2005-Sep, 2008 Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia; Adult Community Living Services; C; $325000CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton; Coinvestigators: Grant Charles, Carrie Yodanis, Susan Powell, Cameron Crawford, Rachelle Hole

Apr, 2005-Mar, 2008 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC); An Exploratory Study of the Phenomena of Young Carers in British Columbia; C; $65545CDN; Principal Investigator: Grant Charles; Coinvestigator: Tim Stainton (Co-Principal Investigator)

Sep, 2004-Sep, 2006 School of Social Work and Family Studies; History of Intellectual Disability; NC; $1500CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton

Sep, 2004-Aug, 2006 Social Development Canada-Office of Disability Issues; Strengthening a Canadian Research Network on Disability and Inclusion Indicators-Values, Ethics and New Technology Stream & Supports to Families and Children Streamrs ; NC; $390000CDN; Principal Investigator: Kathrine Frazee; Coinvestigator: Tim Stainton

2002-2003 UBC:HSS; An Evaluation of Cardiff and the Vale Independent Living Scheme and the Implementation of Direct Payments-Dissemination; C; $1833CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton

Apr, 1999-Mar, 2001 Wales Office Of Research and Development In Health And Social Care; An Evaluation of Cardiff and the Vale Independent Living Scheme and the Implementation of Direct Payments; C; $150000CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton

Jan, 1997-Apr, 1997 Wellcome Trust History of Medicine Programme; Reason, Goodness and Personhood: A History of Intellectual Disability; C; $11500CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton

Sep, 1994-Jun, 1996 Fonds Des Services aux Collectivities, Govt. of Quebec; Training Human Rights Advocates for the Severely Handicapped; C; $120000CDN; Coinvestigators: Tim Stainton (Co-Principal Investigator), Jim Torchyner (Co-Principal Investigator)

Sep, 1994-Aug, 1995 Centre for Applied Family Studies, McGill University; A Qualitative Study on the Positive Impacts of Disability on the Family; C; $5000CDN; Principal Investigator: Tim Stainton; Coinvestigator: Hilde Besser

SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SERVICE ACTIVI T IES

P R E S E N T A T I O N S

Invited Aug. 29, 2016 ‘Wish you weren’t here’: A review of nature and ethics of the growing trend towards the elimination of persons with

disabilities. Trevor Parmenter lecture-Centre for Disability Studies, University of Sydney. Sydney Australia. Aug. 29, 2016 Individualised Funding & Self Determination:Tools For Citzenship & Inclusion. ASID NSW, University of Sydney Aug. 25, 2016 Supported Decision Making Forum, Disability Services Commission, Western Australia, Perth.

UBC CV


Aug. 25, 2016 ‘Citizenship, Disability and Inclusion’ The McCusker Centre for Citizenship at the University of Western Australia. Aug. 24, 2016 “Information Linkages and Coordination’, Disability Services Commission, Western Australia. Perth. Aug. 24, 2016’keeping humanity in the disability service system’ Disability Services Board forum. Disability Services Commission, Western

Australia. Perth Aug. 23, 2016“Claiming Full Citizenship” Disability Services Commission/ASID-WA Forum, Perth, WA, Australia Aug. 22,2016 Keynote. MARCIA RESEARCH FORUM & LAUNCH EVENT, a place where everyone belongs…. City of Bunbury & Edith

Cowan University. Bunbury, Western Australia. Aug. 15, 2016 Master Lecture, Claiming Full Citizenship: International Progress and Pitfalls on the Implementation of Self

Determination, Personalization and Individualized Funding. IASSIDD World Congress, Melbourne, Vic, Australia. Aug. 15, 2016 Master Lecture, Claiming Full Citizenship: International Progress and Pitfalls on the Implementation of Self

Determination, Personalization and Individualized Funding-Plain Language Version. IASSIDD World Congress, Melbourne, Vic, Australia.

Aug. 11, 2016 Keynote, “Supported Decision Making: An International Overview of Policy and Practice" Guardianship, Supported Decision Making and Human Rights: Perspectives from Canada and Australia, Aged & Disability Advocacy Australia (formerly QADA) and Griffith University, Brisbane QLD, Australia

Feb. 12, 2016 Keynote: Full day workshop. Community Living Ontario Policy Forum Building a Full Lave and a Home of One’s in Community through Direct Funding

Oct. 23, 2015 Choice and Control: Individualized Funding, Facilitation and Support for Decision Making. Down Syndrome Research Foundation Annual Conference, Vancouver.

Oct. 15, 2015 Opening Remarks, Claiming Full Citizenship Conference, Vancouver. Oct. 16, 2015 What hasn’t Worked?, Claiming Full Citizenship Conference, Vancouver. Oct. 15, 2015 Closing Remarks, Claiming Full Citizenship Conference, Vancouver. July 6, 2015 Social Work and Social Inclusion: A Canadian Perspective. Keynote: Social Work and Social Inclusion: Local Challenges in

a Global Context.Shandong University, Jinan, PRC. July 5, 2015 Disability policy development in light of the UN Convention on the Rights of Person’s with Disability. Keynote, Social

Policy Association of China Annual Conference, Nankai University, Tianjin, PRC. May 28, 2015 HomeSharing in British Columbia, Inclusion BC Conference, Vancouver, B.C

Sara Lige, Rachelle Hole, Tim Stainton & Jordan Lige. May 28, 2015,Service Restructuring, Employment Outcomes and Opportunities for People with Disabilities in BC’s Labour Market

Inclusion BC Conference, Vancouver, B.C. Tim Stainton & Rachelle Hole May 28, 2015, ASSISTED SUICIDE: The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in the Carter case and Disability

Inclusion BC Conference, Vancouver, B.C. May 29, 2015,Keynote Address, Reflection on 60 Year of Inclusion BC. Inclusion BC Conference, Vancouver, B.C.

May 2014 Disability in the 21st century: A new genocide? Shandong University. Jan. 2012 Rolling With Change: Tools For Change And Innovation, Searching for Home Conference, BCACL/CACL, Vancouver. Jan. 2012 Residential Outcomes: What The Research Tells Us, Searching for Home Conference, BCACL/CACL, Vancouver. Jan. 2012 Social Work In A Cold Climate: Community Living British Colombia In An Era Of Fiscal Restraint,

BCASW Conference 2011, Vancouver. Nov. 2011 Commentary on Chris Goodey’s A History of Intelligence and Intellectual Disability, Amsterdam. May 2011 Accommodation and Intellectual Disability, Six Steps to Success Conference, Whitehorse, May 26-29, 2011. Dec. 2010 Human Rights, Diversity and Social Inclusion: Protection, recognition and the limits of a human rights approach. Conference: Managing Diversity within a Human Rights Framework: Social Inclusion Policy and Practice in China and Canada. Shandong University, Jinan, China. Dec. 11-12,. Keynote. Oct. 2010 Ethical Implications of the Low Incidence of Down’s Syndrome. Integrating Biomedical and Psycho-Social-Educational

Perspectives, 3rd IASSID-Europe Conference, 20-22 October, Rome, Italy. Oct. 2010 Inclusion How? Integrating Biomedical and Psycho-Social-Educational Perspectives, 3rd IASSID-Europe Conference, 20-22

October, Rome, Italy. April 2010 A Right to Exist? Disability and Biotechnology. Human Rights and Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Conference April 21

& 22, 2010 Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada April 2010 Taking Rights Structurally. Human Rights and Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Conference April 21 & 22, 2010 Niagara

Falls, Ontario, Canada Mar., 2010 Results from the Community Living Research Project Survey of Family Members. BC Self Advocacy caucus, New

Westminster, BC. Jan, 2010 Disability, Biotechnology, and the Right to Exist; Disability Health Research Network Speaker Series; Kelowna, Canada Nov, 2009 Poverty and Intellectual Disability-Research from British Columbia; Presented To: Public; Poverty and Intellectual

Disability; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Nov, 2009 Employment Equity 25 Years after the Abella Report- Disability; Presented To: Public; Employment Equity 25 Years after

the Abella Report; UBC May, 2009 Sensationalism, Medical Hegemony And The Accidental Subject; Presented To: University of Sydney- Developmental

Disability Reserach Centre; History of Intellectual Disability; Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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May, 2009 Sensationalism, Medical Hegemony And The Accidental Subject; Presented To: Griffith University, Public; History of Intellectual Disability; Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Apr, 2009 Initial Results from the Community Living Research Project ; Presented To: Disability Studies Research Centre; University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Mar, 2009 Last in, First out: marginalized people in hard times; Social Work and Social Development: The Agenda; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Mar, 2009 Ethics and Intellectual Disability; Presented To: Logan Hosptital Social Work Staff; In Service Training; Logan, Queensland, Australia

Mar, 2009 Reasons Other: Disability in the Art and Literature of the Northern Renaissance; Public Lecture; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Dec, 2008 Why does modernity hate the intellectually disabled?; International Day of Disabled Persons Seminar ; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Dec, 2008 Ethics in Action: Rights, Consent and Decision Making ; Presented To: Australian Association of Social Workers; AASW Ethic Group; Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Oct, 2008 Results of the Community Living Research Project Outcomes Survey; Griffith Human Services Research Seminar Oct, 2008 Lesson from Community Living British Columbia; Presented To: Regional Managers Group, Disability Services, State of

Victoria; Invited Consultation; Melbourne, Vic, Australia Oct, 2008 Individualized Funding: A Review of Implementation Issues ; Presented To: Senior Managment Group, Disability Services,

State of Victoria; Invited Consultation; Melbourne, Vic, Australia Aug, 2008 Freedom Restriction:The Wrong Focus?; 13th International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability

World Congress; Cape Town, South Africa Jun, 2008 Supporting Seniors with a Developmental Disability; British Columbia Association for Community Living Annual

Conference; Surrey BC; Copresenters: Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Susan Powell Jun, 2008 A Place To Call Home: Housing Option for Community Living; British Columbia Association for Community Living Annual

Conference; Surrey BC; Copresenters: May, 2008 Self-Determination in Developmental Disabilities Supports—An International Perspective ; International Self-

Determination Conference; Detroit, Michigan, United States May, 2008 Self Determination and Supported Decision Making; International Self-Determination Conference-Pre-Conference on

International Networking; Detroit, Michigan, United States May, 2008 Self-Determination in Developmental Disabilities Supports—Pitfalls and Issues ; International Self-Determination

Conference; Detroit, Michigan, United States Apr, 2008 Ethics in Practice; Presented To: Community Living British Columbia; From Good to Great; Richmond BC Apr, 2008 Transitions: Results from the Community Living Research Project; Presented To: Community Living British Columbia;

From Good to Great; Richmond BC Mar, 2008 Results of the Community Living Research Project--Implications for Practice; Changing the World One Person at a Time;

Richmond BC Sep, 2007 Community Living Research Project--Results and progress; Presented To: Community Living British Columbia; CLBC

Board Jul, 2007 The Evolution and Model of Community Living British Columbia; Presented To: Surrey Community Council, Community

Living BC; Community Council Meeting; Surrey, BC Jun, 2007 Voices of Self Advocates: Preliminary findings from a province wide qualitative study; BC Association for Community

Living Annual Conference; Co-presenters: Leah Wilson, Rachelle Hole Jun, 2007 Transition From High School for Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities; BC Association for Community Living

Annual Conference; Co-presenters: Leah Wilson May, 2007 Individualized Funding; Presented To: Newfoundland and Labrador Association for Community Living; Newfoundland and

Labrador Association for Community Living 50th Anniversary Conference; St. John's Nfld. May, 2007 Individualized Funding and Person Centred Planning; Pre Conference Workshop Organized by the Newfoundland and

Labrador Association for Community Living; St. John's Nfld. Mar, 2007 Community Living Research Project; Presented To: Douglas College; Class; New Westminster BC; Co-presenters: Leah

Wilson Mar, 2007 Individualized Funding; Presented To: SACL; The Power and Potential of Change; Saskatoon Sask. Nov, 2006 Successes and Challenges 25 Years after the Obstacles Report; Presented To: Canadian Association for Community Living &

Council of Canadians with Disabilities; End Exclusion Conference; Ottawa, Ont. Nov, 2006 Reflection on Progress over the Past 25 Years; Presented To: Canadian Council of Persons with Disabilities & Canadian

Association for Community Living; End Exclusion; OTTAWA, Ontario, Canada Oct, 2006 Fathers and Developmental Disability; Family Focus; Richmond BC

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Oct, 2006 Disability Supports; Disability, Equality and Social Change; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Copresenters: Christine Gordon

Jul, 2006 Lessons from the Community Living Movement in Canada for Voluntary Sector-State Relations and Welfare Development; Building the Foundation for a Harmonious Society: International Symposium on Charity Development; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Apr, 2006 Bio-technology and Disability: Are the Escalating Concerns Justified?; Bio-technology Forum; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Copresenters: Katherine Frazee, Karan Sanga

Apr, 2006 Advance Directives and Developmental Disability; Presented To: Media; Press Conference; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Mar, 2006 Dealing With Conflicting Loyalties; Presented To: Community Living British Columbia; Good Lives in Welcoming Communities: CLBC Staff Conference; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Mar, 2006 The Evolution and Model of Community Living British Columbia; Presented To: Douglas College; Class-Douglas College CSW course; New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada

Feb, 2006 Disability, Ethics and the New Genetic Technology; Presented To: Disability Resource Network of BC; The Power of Change: Disability Resource Network Conference; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Nov, 2005 The Challenge of Genetic Technology; Presented To: Canadian Association for Community Living; A National Forum: Advancing a Family Agenda to Support Canadians with Disabilities; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Sep, 2005 Bio-Ethics 101; Presented To: BC Association for Community Living; Everyone Belongs: BC Association for Community Living Annual Conference; Richmond BC

Sep, 2005 From Menace To Citizen: A Brief History of Intellectual Disability 1877-2005; Presented To: BC Association for Community Living; Everyone Belongs: BC Association for Community Living Conference; Richmond BC

Mar, 2005 Indivdualized Funding; Presented To: Saskatchewan Association for Community Living; Taking Control; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Mar, 2005 Indivdiualized Funding Approaches; Presented To: Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services-Developmental Services Branch; Expert Policy Forum on Funding Approaches; Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Oct, 2004 A History of Intellectual Disability; Presented To: Kwantlen University College Mar, 2004 ‘The Devolution of Community Living Services in British Columbia’ ; Presented To: Social Work/Community Support

Worker Programmes; University College of the Cariboo; Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada Feb, 2004 ‘Reason’s Other: The Emergence of the Disabled Subject in the Renaissance’; Presented To: Ryerson University, Disability

Studies Programme; Distinquished Scholars Lecture Series; Toronto, Ontario, Canada Jan, 2004 A History of the Concept of Intellectual Disability; Presented To: Langley Association for Community Living; Langley,

British Columbia, Canada Nov, 2003 Individualized Funding; Presented To: Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability; National Conference;

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Nov, 2003 Assessment and Prioritization; Presented To: Queensland Government Disability Services”; Best Practice in Assessment and

Prioritisation Thinktank; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Nov, 2003 Governance, Individualized Funding and Independent Planning; Presented To: Society for the Study of Intellectual

Disability; Australian National Conference; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Oct, 2003 Individualized Funding & Independent Planning: From Theory to Practice; National Conference of the Canadian

Association for Community Living; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Oct, 2003 Genetic Technology Revolution: How Local communities matter; National Conference of the Canadian Association for

Community Living; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Oct, 2003 When Values Matter: Moving Our Agenda into Community Life; Pre Conference Workshop, Canadian Association for

Community Living; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Oct, 2003 The Future of The Social Economy ; Dialogue organized by the UBC School of Social Work and Family Studies; Vancouver,

British Columbia, Canada Mar, 2003 Social Work: Enabling the Journey from Patient to Citizen; Presented To: G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre; Social Work

Week lecture; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Feb, 2003 Towards Citizenship: The work of the Community Living Transition Steering Committee; Disability Resource Network

Survivors Conference; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Copresenters: Brian Salisbury Dec, 2002 Independent Planning and Individualized funding Proposals from The Community Living Transition Steering ; Presented

To: Individualized Funding Family Coalition; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Jun, 2002 Individualized Funding; British Columbia Association for Community Living Annual Conference; Whistler, British Columbia,

Canada; Copresenters: Apr, 2002 How Will Individualized Funding Unfold?; My Life…My Way: A Conference on Self-Determination and Individualized

Funding ; San Diego, California, United States

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Apr, 2002 Keeping Things Simple: Reflections on the United Kingdom Direct Payments Experience ; My Life…My Way: A Conference on Self-Determination and Individualized Funding ; San Diego, California, United States

Apr, 2002 Individualized Funding and Dual Diagnosis; State of the HART: Habilitative Achievements in Research and Treatment for Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Other Aug. 15-18, 2016 Presentations at IASSIDD World Congress, Melbourne, Vic, Australia. (Refereed) Stainton, T. , Young, R,, Marshall, S., Parada, F., Zaidman-Zait, A., el Bouhali, A., Curle, D., Murray, J., Wall, J. & Zhu,Ma.

Constructing adulthood: Describing the goal-directed actions of young people with intellectual disabilities and their parents as the young persons move to adulthood.

Hole, R., Stainton, T. & Corbett, J. Mapping Inclusive Employment: A Participatory Mapping Approach Stainton T. Microboards and the realization of the UNCRPD Stainton, T., Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. Approaches to doing Intellectual Disability History Stainton, T. John Locke’s Changelings, Idiots and the species “between Man and beast’ April 2011 Commentary on Moral Status, In From the Margins , Peter Wall Exploratory Workshop, Vancouver . May, 2009 Individualized Funding and Personalized Supports; Presented To: National Disability Services; Launceston/Hobart Australia Dec, 2008 What is Individualized Funding?; Individualized Funding Workshop; Sydney, NSW, Australia Dec, 2008 A Critical reading of Advance Directives and Decision making; 2008 Gold Coast Health and Medical Research Conference;

Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Nov, 2008 Rights Based Social Work; Presented To: Disability Services Queensland, Social Work Practice Group; Brisbane, Queensland,

Australia Oct, 2008 Individualized Funding: An International Review; Policy Roundtable on Individualized Funding; Melbourne, Vic, Australia Aug, 2008 Young adults transitioning from high school:Voices of self-advocates & family members ; 13th International Association for

the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability World Congress; Cape Town, South Africa Aug, 2008 Supporting Aging Adults with Intellectual Disabilities; 13th International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual

Disability World Congress; Cape Town, South Africa Aug, 2008 Outcome Measurement of Community Living Services in British Columbia ; 13th International Association for the Scientific

Study of Intellectual Disability World Congress; Cape Town, South Africa Jun, 2008 Taking Values Structurally: Social Work And Policy In A Rights Based Environment; Field Coordinators Conference;

Brisbane, QLD, Australia May, 2006 Preliminary findings into young carers in BC; Bouncing Back Conference; Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada; Copresenters:

Grant Charles Jun, 2004 Individualized Funding: basics, models and evidence: A survey of recent development; 12th World Congress of the

International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability; Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

Jun, 2004 Augustine and Intellectual Disability: Grace, Charity and Monsters; 12th World Congress of the International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability; Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

Jun, 2004 The moral tradition of paternalism reconsidered; 12th World Congress of the International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability; Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon, France; Copresenters: Hans Reinders, Jennifer Clegg

Jun, 2004 Social Constructivism discussed; 12th World Congress of the International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability; Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

Nov, 2003 Rights, Difference and Buster: A Journey through the Policy and Politics of Intellectual Disability; Presented To: Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability; Australian National Conference; Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Mar, 2003 A Historical View of Self Determination, Citizenship and Intellectual Disability; Presented To: Community Living British Columbia; Innovation and Enterprise Conference; Richmond BC

Oct, 2002 Individualized Funding and Human Resources ; Community Social Services Employers Association Annual Conference; Richmond BC

Sep, 2002 Individualized Funding and Community Governance ; Presented To: North Shore Disability Resources Centre; AGM; North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Sep, 2002 Individualized Funding; Autism 2002: Defining the Leading Edge; Richmond BC Jun, 2002 Individualized Funding ; Presented To: Delta Association for Child Development; AGM; Delta, British Columbia, Canada

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Nov, 2001 Reason’s Other: The Emergence of the Disabled Subject in the Renaissance; Presented To: School of Social Work and Family Studies, University of British Columbia; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

C O M M I T T E E M E M B E R S H I P S

At UBC

2016- Presidents Working Group on Disability 2010-11 Complaint Review Panel, Equity Office, University representative 2010& 2011 Rick Hansen Fellowship Review Panel, Reviewer

Nov, 2009- Department; Hiring Committee; Role: Chair Sep, 2005-Mar, 2006 Department; SSHRCC Application Review Committee-SWFS; Role: Chair Sep, 2004-Nov. 2010 Department; PhD Committee SWFS; Role: Chair Sep, 2004- Department; Graduate Committee SWFS; Role: Member Sep, 2004- Department; Advisory Committee-SWFS; Role: Member Apr, 2004-Jul, 2004 Department; Internationalization WorK Group-SWFS; Role: Chair Sep, 2003- Department; Space Committee-SWFS; Role: Member Jul, 2002- Department; Promotion and Tenure Committee-SWFS; Role: Member External Sep, 2007- Working Group on Eligibility and Alternatives to IQ; Government of British Columbia-Ministry of Children and

Family Development; Role: Member Jun, 2007- Working Group on the Establishment of a Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship; Community Living British

Columbia and the British Columbia association for Community Living; Role: Member Jun, 2007-2009 Board of Directors; British Columbia Association for Community Living; Role: Vice President Jan, 2007-2009 National Coordinating Committee on Disability Supports; Canadian Association for Community Living; Role:

Chair Nov, 2006-2008 Board of Directors; Roeher Institute; Role: Member Jun, 2006- Board of Directors; Canadian Association for Community Living; Role: Member Oct, 2005- CLBC Working Group; British Columbia Association for Community Living; Role: Member Oct, 2005-Apr, 2006 Planning Committee Biotechnology Forum; British Columbia Association for Community Living; Role: Member Sep, 2005- Board of Directors; British Columbia Association for Community Living; Role: Member Jun, 2005-Dec, 2006 Task Force on Building Disability Community Organizations’ Policy Research and Knowledge Mobilization

Capacity; Canadian Association for Community Living & Council of Candians with Disabilities; Role: Member

Jan, 2005- Values and Ethics Task Force; Canadian Association for Community Living; Role: Member Oct, 2004-Jan, 2005 Ethics Policy Group; British Columbia Association for Community Living; Role: Member Sep, 2004-2009 Board of Directors; Representation Agreement Resource Centre; Role: Member Jan, 2003- Board of Directors; Syd Vernon Foundation; Role: Member 1999- Ethics Special Interest Research Group; International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability;

Role: Member

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E / O R G A N I Z A T I O N A L / E X E C U T I V E A C T I V I T I E S

Offices Held At UBC

July 1 2011, Director School of Social Work Nov. 2010 Interim Director, School of Social Work Apr, 2009- Director, Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship Sep, 2004-Nov 2010 Department; PhD Programme Chair External Offices Held 1999- Management Committee; IASSID Ethics Special Interest Research Group Event Administration Activities 2014-15 Chair, Lead organizer & Chair of Planning Committee, Claiming Full Citizenship International

conference, Vancouver, Oct. 15-17, 2015.

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2014/15 Lead organizer, Ideas Workshop series Vancouver&Kelowna, Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship 2013/4 Lead organizer, Ideas Workshop series Vancouver, Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship June 11, 2014 Lead organizer, Research with Relevance, Victoria, April 2010-May 2011 Principal Organizer, Peter Wall Exploratory Workshop In From The Margins, UBC, Apr. 29- May 2, 2011 Aug, 2006-Nov, 2006 Organizer; International Forum on Child Welfare Site Visit; Nov 23, 2006 Aug, 2006-Nov, 2006 Organizer; Visiting Lecture Dave Barrett, Former Premier of BC; Nov 27, 2006 Aug, 2008-Aug, 2008 Organizer; Conference: Symposium on the History of the Concept of Intellectual Disability; Aug 27, 2009-

Aug 27, 2009 Sep, 2008-May, 2009 Organizer; Conference: Symposium on the Construction of Intellectual Disability; May 13, 2009-May 18,

2009 Sep, 2008-May, 2009 Organizer; Conference: History of Intellectual Disability; May 14, 2009-May 19, 2009 Editorships

Oct. 2010- Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, Guest Editor, Special Issue on Human Rights Sep, 2009- Journal on Social Inclusion; Member of Editorial Board Apr, 2009- Australian Social Work Jun, 2006- British Journal of Learning Disabilities; Member of Editorial Board Oct, 1997- Welfare and Society-Book Series-Ashgate Publishing; Member of Editorial Board 1995- Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities; Consulting Editor

A D V I S O R Y A C T I V I T I E S

Consulting/Advising Activities

Dec.2016- Expert Witness, ‘JB’ vs. Prov. of BC. Laxton-Gibbens & Co, Nov. 2016 Zero Project country-specific expert on employment of persons with disabilities Innovative Policy final

selection process. 2015-16 Advisor, Vulnerable Persons Standard Feb 19, 2016 Autism Researcher Consultation Meeting, Ministry of Children and Family Development, Victoria, BC Feb. 11, 2016 Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services. Toronto. Nov. 10, 2015 Invited Participant, Dialogue to Inform Evaluation Framework for BC’s Disability Assistance Program.

Ministry of Social Development and Social Inclusion, Vancouver. Mar. 2011 Expert Witness Report, Woodlands Class Action, Klein Lyons.

Feb, 2009- Consultation on Community Living Service Delivery; Government of Queensland, Australia; Disability Services Queensland

Sep, 2008- Consultation on Individualized Funding and Community Living Service Delivery; Government Of Victoria, Australia; Disability Services

Sep, 2007-May, 2008 Consulting on Alternatives to IQ for Eligibility Assessments; Community Living British Columbia/ Ministry of Child and Family Development

Sep, 2006- Consultation for BC Provincial Government Contractor on Review of Choices in Support for Independent Living Programme and Payment to Family Members Policy.; The Ward Group for Health System Strategies

Mar, 2006-Mar, 2006 Consultation on income security and individualized funding programmes for people with disabilities; Saskatchewan Association for Community Living

Nov, 2005-Nov, 2005 Consultation on Budget Submission; Community Living British Columbia Sep, 2005-Sep, 2005 Consultation on Individualized funding programmes; Ontario Ministry of Community and Social

Services-Developmental Services Branch; Ministry of Community and Social Services Sep, 2005-Sep, 2005 Consultation on proposed federal disability Support options; Canadian Association for Community

Living Mar, 2005- Advising on Individualized Funding Self Advocacy Project; British Columbia Association for Community

Living Feb, 2004- Advising on new service delivery model; Interim Authority for Community Living British Columbia

A S S E S S M E N T / R E V I E W A C T I V I T I E S

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Refereeing Activities 2017 MIT Press-Book Manuscript 2016 Journal of Public Philosophy 2016 Research in Intellectual Disabilities 2016 Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities 2012 Theological Studies 2010- Journal on Social Inclusion Sept. 2009- Australian Social Work July 2001 - Canadian Social Services Review Apr. 2010- British Journal on Learning Disability

Jan, 2010- Journal on Social Inclusion Jan, 2010- Polity Press Jul, 2008- Online Encyclopedia of Rehabilitation Mar, 2008- Liverpool University Press Apr, 2007- Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disability Jun, 2006- Canadian Social Work Review Nov, 2004- Radcliffe Publishing May, 2004- Broadview Press Oct, 2003- Journal on Genetic Counseling 2003- Social Service Review 2003-2011 Journal of Intellectual Disability Research Sep, 2000- Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (formerly Mental Retardation) 2000- Aging and Society Oct, 1995- British Journal of Social Work Conference Refereeing Activities 2015 Claiming Full Citizenship, Vancouver -60+ abstracts Nov. 2009-June 2010 IASSID Europe; International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability; 30+ abstracts

reviewed Nov, 2009-Jan, 2010 Canadian Disability Studies Conference; CDSA; 8 works reviewed

Oct, 2008- IASSID Asia Pacific; International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability; 1 works

reviewed Graduate Examination Activities Sept. 2016 PhD Proposal defence, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia

April 2011 PhD Thesis External Reviewer, University of Sydney, Australia, Medicine. Feb. 2011 PhD Thesis External Reviewer, LaTrobe University, Australia, Social Sciences Jan. 2010, PhD Thesis External Reviewer, LaTrobe University, Australia, Social Sciences

Mar, 2005 PhD Thesis Examiner; University of Alberta; Educational Psychology May, 2005 Thesis Defense Chair; University of British Columbia; Educational & Counselling Psychology Jul, 2004 Thesis Defense Chair; University of British Columbia; Counselling Psychology Aug, 2006 Thesis Defense Examiner; Simon Fraser University; EdD faculty of Education Oct, 2004 Thesis Defense Examiner; University of British Columbia; Family Studies Oct, 2004 Thesis Defense Examiner; University of British Columbia; School of Community and Regional Planning Dec, 2006 Thesis Defense Examiner; University of British Columbia; Social Work Oct, 2006 Chair; University of British Columbia; Health care and Epidemiology Grant Application Assessment Activities

Jan, 2007-Jan, 2010 SSHRCC-Standard Grant; 4 assessments Dec, 2004- Wellcome History of Medicine Grant; Wellcome Institute; 1 assessments Sep, 2004-Sep, 2004 VanCity Foundation; VanCity Foundation; 2 assessments

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Mar, 2004- Caregiver stress and burden & Community integration models Grant Proposals; Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation; 6 assessments

2004- National Grants Program; The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation; 1 assessments 2002- MCRI Grant; Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada-Major Collaborative Research

Initiatives; 1 assessments

I N T E R V I E W S / M E D I A R E L A T I O N S

Broadcast Interviews Feb, 2005 Fairchild Broadcasting; Topic: Paying Family members to Provide Care; Interviewed By: Nov 7, 2005 The Bill Good Show ; CKNW; Topic: Community Living British Columbia; Interviewed By: Good Bill Mar 28, 2008 BC Almanac; CBC; Topic: The Latimer case; Interviewed By: Mark Forsythe Text Interviews Oct 17, 2004 Catholic Register; Topic: Jean Vanier and the L'Arche Movements; Interviewed By: Michael Swan Mar 31, 2007 Regina Leader Post/Saskatoon; Topic: Individualized Funding; Interviewed By:

P A R T I C I P A T I O N / M E M B E R S H I P A C T I V I T I E S

Event Participation (Including Professional Development Activities) June 9-11, 2015 Canadian Civil Society Representative, Eighth Session of the Conference of States Parties to the

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, United Nations Headquarters, New York Feb, 2006 Meeting: Meeting with Deputy Attorney general of BC regarding proposed changes to guardianship and consent

legislation Apr, 2004 Meeting with the Honorable Geoff Plant, Attorney General of British Columbia on behalf of the British Columbia

Association for Community Living on reform to decision making legislation Oct, 2004 Meeting with the Honourable Stan Hagen Minister of Children and Family Development representating the British

Columbia Association of Social Workers Feb, 2005 Meeting with the Honourable Stan Hagen Minister of Children and Family Development on behalf of the Community

Living Coalition regarding the transitioning of community Living Services Feb, 2007 Meeting: Meeting with BC Minister of Employment and Income Assistance on disability Supports Mar, 2007 Meeting: Confidential briefing from BC Deputy Attorney General on proposed decision making legislation May, 2007 Conference: Organization of American States Conference on the Decade for the Disabled, Panama City, Panama-

Invited Representative for Canada Memberships in Scholarly Societies or Other Organizations Sep, 1999- International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability

C O M M U N I T Y S E R V I C E

SCHOLARLY OUTPUT

R E F E R E E D P U B L I C AT I O N S

IN PRINT Fleming, P., Furlong, M., McGilloway, S., Keogh, M., Hernon, M., Stainton, T. (2016). Protocol: Personal budgeting interventions to

improve health and social care outcomes for people with a disability: A systematic review. The Campbell Collaboration. IN PRINT Stainton, Tim (2015) Supported decision-making in Canada: principles, policy, and practice. Research and Practice in Intellectual and

Developmental Disabilities. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23297018.2015.1063447 IN PRINT. Hole R., Robinson, C., Stainton, T. Lige, S., Crawford C. (2015) Home sharing and people with intellectual disabilities: Tips from the

experts!. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities. Volume 12 Number 4 pp 279–287 (doi: 10.1111/jppi.12138). IN PRINT Johnston, P., Jongbloed, Stainton, T., L. Drynan, D., (2014). Can assistive technology help people with disabilities obtain employment?

An examination of overcoming barriers to participation in British Columbia, Canada. International Journal of Disability, Community & Rehabilitation. Vol. 13, No. 1.

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IN PRINT, Johnston P., Currie, L. M., Drynan, D., Stainton, T., Jongbloed, L. (2014). Getting it ‘‘right’’: how collaborative relationships between

people with disabilities and professionals can lead to the acquisition of needed assistive technology’. Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology. Vol. 9, No. 5, Pages 421-431 (doi:10.3109/17483107.2014.900574)

IN PRINT Ho A. Silvers A. and Stainton T. (2014) Continuous Surveillance of Persons with Disabilities: Conflicts and Compatibilities of Personal

and Public Goods. Journal of Social Philosophy. Vol. 45 No. 3, Fall 2014, 348–368. IN PRINT Hole, R., Stainton, T., & Wilson, L. (2013). Ageing adults with intellectual disabilities: Future hopes and concerns of self-advocates and

family member experiences. Australian Social Work, 66 (4), 571 – 589. DOI:10.1080/0312407X.2012.689307 IN PRINT, Charles, G., Stainton, T. & Marshall, S. (2011).Young carers in immigrant families: An ignored population. Canadian Social Work,

12(1), 83-92. IN PRINT Hole, R., Stainton, T., Robinson, C., Crawford, C., & Lige, S. (2012). Home sharing: A study of resident and stakeholder views. Journal

of Intellectual Disability Research, 56 (7-8), 781. IN PRINT, Stainton, Tim, Brown Jonathan, Crawford, Cam, Hole, Rachelle & Charles, Grant (2011). ‘Comparison of community residential

supports on measures of Information & Planning; Access & Delivery of Supports; Choice & Control; Community Connections, Satisfaction; and, Overall Perception of Outcomes’ Journal on Intellectual Disability Research. Vol.55 Pt. 8 pp 732–745.

IN PRINT, REFEREED Charles, G., Marshall, S. & Stainton, T. . (2010) Demographics Profiles and Initial Results from the British Columbia

Young Carers Study, Relational Child and Youth Care Practice,23(4), 64-67 IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim, Lesley Chenoweth and Christine Bigby. (March 2010).'Editorial: Social Work and Disability: An uneasy

relationship '. Australian Social Work.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Goldberg, Michael and Stainton, T.. 'Analysis of British Columbia Caseload Data for Persons with a Disability (PWD) and Persons with Persistent and Multiple Barriers (PPMB) Obtained Under Freedom of Information Request'. Canadian Review of Social Policy. 60/61 (2009): 129 - 149.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim, Steve Boyce and Ceri Phillips. 'Independence pays: cost and resource analysis of direct payments in two local authorities’. Disability and Society. Volume 24, .Number 2 (2009): 161 - 172.

IN PRINT REFEREED: Charles, Grant, Tim Stainton and Sheila Marshall. ‘Young Carers: Mature before their time’. Reclaiming Children and

Youth., Vol. 18, No. 2. (2009)38-41

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Learning Disability'. Critical Practice in Social Work Revised Edition. Ed. R Adams, L Dominelli and M Payne. London: Palgrave, 2009.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim (2008) 'Reason, grace and charity: Augustine and the impact of church doctrine on the construction of intellectual disability '. Disability & Society. Volume 23, . Number 5 485 - 496..

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Charles, Grant, Tim Stainton and Sheila Marshall. 'Young Carers in Canada: An Invisible Population'. Relational Child and Youth Care Practice. . 21.4 (2008): 5 - 12.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Missing the forest for the trees? a disability rights take on genetics '. Journal on Developmental Disabilities. 13.2 (2007): 89 - 92.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'The evolution of community living in Canada: a case study of Ontario: 1945-2005'. Community Care in Perspective: Care, Control, and Citizenship . Ed. John Welshman and Jan Walmsley. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Mcmillan, 2006. 135 - 145.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Empowerment and the architecture of rights based social policy'. British Journal of Intellectual Disabilities. 9.4 (December 2005): 289 - 298.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. '‘I Have Got My Life Back’: User’s Experience Of Direct Payments.'. Disability & Society. 19.5 (August 2004): 443 - 454.

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IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim (2004). 'Reason's Other: The emergence of the disabled subject in the northern renaissance. '. Disability &

Society. 19.4: 224 - 243.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Thomas, N., Tim Stainton, S. Jackson, I. Cheung, S. Doubtfire and A. Webb. '‘Your friends don’t understand’: Invisibility and unmet need in the lives of ‘young carers’. '. Child and Family Social Work. 8 (2003): 35 - 46.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Identity, Difference and The Ethical Politics Of Pre-Natal Testing'. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. 47.6 (2003): 533 - 539.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Learning Disability'. Critical Practice in Social Work. Ed. R Adams, L Dominelli and M Payne. London: Palgrave, 2002. 190 - 198.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Taking Rights Structurally: Rights, Disability and Social Worker Responses To Direct Payments'. British Journal of Social Work. 32 (2002): 751 - 763.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim, John Welshman and Jan Walmsley. 'Pressure for Change'. Continuity and Change. Milton Keynes: Open University, 2002. 8 - 51.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Medieval Charitable Institutions and Intellectual Impairment c.1066-1600. '. Journal on Developmental Disabilities. 9.2 (2001): 19 - 30.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'The Roots of Exclusion: The Thought of Aristotle and Plato and the Construction of Intellectual Disability'. Mental Retardation. 39.6 (2001): 452 - 460.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Goodey, C.F and Tim Stainton. 'Intellectual Disability and the Myth of the Changeling Myth'. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences. 37.3 (Summer 2001): 223 - 240.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Equal Citizens: The Discourse of Liberty and Rights in the History of Learning Disabilities'. Crossing Boundaries: Debates and Dilemmas in the History of Learning Disabilities. Ed. L Brigham , D Atkinson, M Jackson, S Rolph and Jan Walmsley. Kidderminster: BILD Publications, 2000. 87 - 101.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim and Hilde Besser. 'The positive impacts of disabled children on the family. , , '. Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities. 23.1 (1998 ): 57 - 70.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Rights and Rhetoric in Practice: Contradictions for Practitioners'. The Social Construction of Community Care. Ed. A Symonds and A Kelly. London: Macmillan, 1998. 135 - 144.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Intellectual Disability, Difference, and Oppression'. Countering Discrimination in Social Work. Ed. Bogdan Lesnik. Aldershot: Ashgate/Arena, 1998. 111 - 131.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Citizenship, Rights and Mutual Respect'. Interaction. 10.4 (1997): 24 - 26.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim and Karen Swift. '‘Difference' and Social Work Curriculum'. Canadian Social Work Review. 13.1 ( 1997): 75 - 87.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Bureaucracy and Ideology: A Case Study of the Rise of the Community Living Movement in Ontario in the 1970's'. Ontario Journal On Developmental Disabilities. 4.1 (1995): 75 - 87.

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In Press: Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T. (Eds.). Intellectual Disability: A Conceptual History, 1200-1900. (Manchester:

Manchester University Press).

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In Press: Stainton, T. Sensationalism and the Construction Of Intellectual Disability. In Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T. (Eds.). Intellectual Disability: A Conceptual History, 1200-1900. (Manchester: Manchester University Press).

Stainton, Tim & Clare, Isabel C. H.(2012). Editorial, ‘Human rights and intellectual disabilities: an emergent theoretical paradigm?. Journal of

Intellectual Disability Research. V. 56- No. 11. pp. 1365-2788. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jir.12001. Stainton, Tim (2010) Human Rights, Diversity and Social Inclusion: Protection, recognition and the limits of a human rights approach. Conference

Proceedings, Managing Diversity within a Human Rights Framework: Social Inclusion Policy and Practice in China and Canada. Shandong University, Jinan, China. In English p.3-13 and Chinese, p. 14-21.

Stainton, Tim (2010) ‘Life imitating Work’. Coming Together, CACL, Fall. P. 4. Stainton, Tim. 'Liberals betray citizens with developmental disabilities by continuing lack of consultation'. Vancouver Sun. Vancouver, British

Columbia, Canada. (Nov. 27, 2009) . Stainton, Tim. (2010). 'Review of Social Work Practice and Intellectual Disability by Christine Bigby and Patsy Frawley'. Australia. 2010. Review

of: Social Work Practice and Intellectual Disability . 2010. Australian Social Work: pp. .

Stainton, Tim. 'Review of Idiocy: A Cultural History by Patrick McDonagh. Liverpool University Press, 2008'. Australia. 2008. Australian Social Work. (2008): pp. .

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Individualized Funding: An International Review'. Proceedings Editors: . Bigby, Chris and Chris Fyffe. ACHIEVING THEIR OWN LIVES: The implementation of individualized funding for people with intellectual disabilties. Roundtable on Indivdualized Funding. Melbourne, Victoria, AUS. Sep, 2008. 14 - 21. La Trobe University. Melbourne.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Users’ experiences of direct payments'. Understanding Health and Social Care: An Introductory Reader. Ed. J. Johnson and C. DeSouza. London: Sage, 2008. 65 - 70.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Case Management in a Rights Based Environment: Structure, Context and Roles '. Issues in Case Management Practice for People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Handbook for Practitioners. Ed. Christine Bigby. London, UK: Jessica Kingsley, 2007. 89 - 117.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Pat Fulton. 'Advance Directives. Editorial'. Transitions. Fall 2006 (2006): 2 - 3.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Advanced Directives: Self Determination or Dying for Dollars?'. Perspectives. 28.3 (May 2006): 6.

IN PRINT, INVITED: Stainton, Tim. 'Lessons from the Community Living Movement in Canada for Voluntary Sector-State Relations and welfare Development'. Building the Foundation for a Harmonious Society. International Symposium on Charity Development. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jul, 2006. 40 - 46. School of Social Work and Family Studies, UBC. Vancouver.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'FOREWORD to Steven Edwards' '. Disability Definitions, value and identity. Oxford: Radcliffe Publishing, 2005.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Pat Fulton. 'Advance Directives. Editorial'. Transitions. Fall 2006 (Fall 2003): 2 - 3.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'I have got my freedom back…A Report an Evaluation of Direct Payments In Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan'. Llias. 64 (2002): 3 - 5.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'An Evaluation of Cardiff and the Vale Independent Living Scheme and the Implementation of Direct Payments: Summary of Finding. '. Spotlight. 108 (2002): 1 - 2.

IN PRINT, INVITED: Stainton, Tim. 'Unabhängigkeit und Kontrolle: Direktzahlungen in Großbritannien. '. Persöliches Budget-Schlüssel zu mehr Selbstbestimmung ? . Persöliches Budget-Schlüssel zu mehr Selbstbestimmung ? . Trier, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. 2001. 6 - 19. LIGA der Frien Wohlfahrtspflege in Rheinland-Pfalz. Germany.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Patrick McDonagh. 'Chasing Shadows: The Historical Construction of Developmental Disability'. Journal on Developmental Disabilities. 9.2 (2001): ix - xvi.

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IN PRINT, INVITED: Stainton, Tim. 'Quality in Advocacy'. Quality in Advocacy: A Report on a Seminar on Advocacy in Wales. . Quality in

Advocacy. Builth Wells, United Kingdom. Jun, 2001. 7 - 8. British Institute on Learning Disabilities. Kidderminster.

IN PRINT: Thomas, N., Tim Stainton, S. Doubtfire and A. Webb. 'A Study of Young Carers in Wales: Perspectives of Children and Young People/ Astudiaeth o Gynhalwyr Ifanc yng Nghymru: Safbwyntiau Plant a Phobl'. Spotlight. 93 (2001).

IN PRINT,: Stainton, Tim. 'What is Self-Determination'. First International Conference on Self-determination and Individualised Funding.. Seattle, Washington, United States. 2000. Http://members.home.net/directfunding/Materials.htm.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Review of Disability Discourse by Marian Corker and Sally French'. 2000. Review of: Corker, Marian and Sally French, ed. Disability Discourse . 1999. International Social Work. 43.2 (2000).

IN PRINT,: Stainton, Tim. 'Lessons From History'. First International Conference on Self-determination and Individualized Funding. Seattle, Washington, United States. 2000. Http://members.home.net/directfunding/Materials.htm.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Rights and Intellectual Disability'. Ethics & Intellectual Disability. 4.2 (1999): 6 - 7.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'The forgotten four hundred'. Community Living. (July/August 1999).

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Direct Payments: Making It Happen'. Llias. 47 (1998): 17 - 21.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Can Advocacy Eliminate Abuse?: Critical Components of an Effective Advocacy System '. Speaking Out Against Abuse in Institutions. North York: Roeher Institute, 1997. 93 - 101.

IN PRINT: Salisbury, Brian and Tim Stainton. 'Individualized Funding: An International Overview'. Transitions. (March/April 1997): 10 - 13.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Communities That Care'. Community Living. 10.1 (1996): 18.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Direct Funding'. Community Living. 9.6 (1996): 10 - 11.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Service Brokerage: A Model For Empowerment'. Llias. (August 1994): 14 - 15.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Comment On Drover and Kearns'. New Approaches to Welfare Theory. Ed. G Drover and P Kearns. London : Edward Elgar, 1993. 267 - 269.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'A Philosophy of Equal Human Worth'. 1993. Review of: Gentle Teaching Training Pack. 1993. Community Living. 7.2 (1993): pp. 29.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Big Talk, Small Steps'. Community Living. 6.1 (July 1992): 16 - 17.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'A terrible danger to the race'. Community Living. 5.3 (1992): 18 - 20.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'The Seeds of Change'. Community Living. 5.4 (1992): 20 - 22.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Legacy of our `caring' predecessors'. Community Living. 5.2 (1991): 14 - 15.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Rights Based Social Policy: The Role of Consumers, Advocates, Brokers and Individualized Funding'. Social Work Administrative Practice In Health Care Settings. Ed. Patricia Taylor and Jan Devereux. Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press, 1991. 45 - 60.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'The Many Faces of Freedom'. Community Living. 3.4 (1990): 11 - 12.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Gentle Teaching '. 1988. Review of: McGee, J., F.J, Menolascino, D.C. Hobbs and P.E.. Menousek. Gentle Teaching. 1987. Entourage. 3.2 (1988): pp. 41 - 43.

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IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Aversive Conditioning: Necessity or Failure'. The Language of Pain. North York: Roeher Institute, 1988. 15 - 34.

B O O K S A N D B O O K C H A P T E R S

In Press: Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T. (Eds.). Intellectual Disability: A Conceptual History, 1200-1900. (Manchester: Manchester

University Press). In Press: Stainton, T. Sensationalism and the Construction Of Intellectual Disability. In Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T. (Eds.). Intellectual

Disability: A Conceptual History, 1200-1900. (Manchester: Manchester University Press). In Press: Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T.. ‘Introduction’ in Goodey, C., McDonagh, P. & Stainton T. (Eds.). Intellectual Disability: A

Conceptual History, 1200-1900. (Manchester: Manchester University Press). IN PRINT, Stainton, Tim (2012) 'Empowerment and the architecture of rights based social policy'. In Johannes A. (ed.) From Institutions to

Individuals: on becoming person centred. Vancouver: Spectrum Press. p.p. 89-99. (Reprint of 2007 article in British Journal of Intellectual Disabilities).

IN PRINT, Watson, S., Stainton, T(40%)., & Sobsey, D. (2012) A Right to Exist and to Life-sustaining Measures . D. Griffiths, F. Owens & S. Watson (Ed) In The Human Rights Agenda For Persons With and Intellectual Disabilities. New York: NADD Press. Pp.19-37.

IN PRINT, Charles, G., Stainton, T. & Marshall, S.(2012) Young Carers in Canada: The Hidden Costs and Benefits of Young Caregiving. Ottawa:

Vanier Institute of the Family. IN PRINT, Stainton, T. ‘Pre-Natal Testing and the Elimination of Disability: A Review of Current Debates, Pressures, Practices and Prospects’ in H.

Reinders (ed) Authenticity and Community. Antwerp: Garant. Pp. 97-106. IN PRINT Watson, S., Stainton, T., & Sobsey, D. (2011) A Right to Life?. In Human Rights and Intellectual Disability, D. Griffiths Ed..St.

Catherines: 3R’s Project, Brock University. IN PRINT, REFEREED: Hole, Rachelle, Tim Stainton and Leah Wilson. 'Supporting Aging Adults with Intellectual Disabilities'. Contemporary

Issues in Intellectual Disabilities. Ed. V P Prasher. Nova Science Publishers, 2010.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Learning Disability'. Critical Practice in Social Work Revised Edition. Ed. R Adams, L Dominelli and M Payne. London: Palgrave, 2009.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Users’ experiences of direct payments'. Understanding Health and Social Care: An Introductory Reader. Ed. J. Johnson and C. DeSouza. London: Sage, 2008. 65 - 70.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Case Management in a Rights Based Environment: Structure, Context and Roles '. Issues in Case Management Practice for People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Handbook for Practitioners. Ed. Christine Bigby. London, UK: Jessica Kingsley, 2007. 89 - 117.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'The Evolution Of Community Living In Canada: A Case Study Of Ontario: 1945-2005'. Community Care in Perspective: Care, Control, and Citizenship . Ed. John Welshman and Jan Walmsley. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Mcmillan, 2006. 135 - 145.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'FOREWORD to Steven Edwards''. Disability Definitions, value and identity. Oxford: Radcliffe Publishing, 2005.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim, John Welshman and Jan Walmsley. 'Pressure for Change'. Continuity and Change. Milton Keynes: Open University, 2002. 8 - 51.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Learning Disability'. Critical Practice in Social Work. Ed. R Adams, L Dominelli and M Payne. London: Palgrave, 2002. 190 - 198.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Equal Citizens: The Discourse of Liberty and Rights in the History of Learning Disabilities'. Crossing Boundaries: Debates and Dilemmas in the History of Learning Disabilities. Ed. L Brigham , D Atkinson, M Jackson, S Rolph and Jan Walmsley. Kidderminster: BILD Publications, 2000. 87 - 101.

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IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Rights and Rhetoric in Practice: Contradictions for Practitioners'. The Social Construction of Community

Care. Ed. A Symonds and A Kelly. London: Macmillan, 1998. 135 - 144.

IN PRINT, REFEREED: Stainton, Tim. 'Intellectual Disability, Difference, and Oppression'. Countering Discrimination in Social Work. Ed. Bogdan Lesnik. Aldershot: Ashgate/Arena, 1998. 111 - 131.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Can Advocacy Eliminate Abuse?: Critical Components of an Effective Advocacy System '. Speaking Out Against Abuse in Institutions. North York: Roeher Institute, 1997. 93 - 101.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Timothy. Autonomy and Social Policy: Rights, Mental Handicap and Community Care. .. Aldershot: Avebury, 1994. 222 pages.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Comment On Drover and Kearns'. New Approaches to Welfare Theory. Ed. G Drover and P Kearns. London : Edward Elgar, 1993. 267 - 269.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Rights Based Social Policy: The Role of Consumers, Advocates, Brokers and Individualized Funding'. Social Work Administrative Practice In Health Care Settings. Ed. Patricia Taylor and Jan Devereux. Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press, 1991. 45 - 60.

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Aversive Conditioning: Necessity or Failure'. The Language of Pain. North York: Roeher Institute, 1988. 15 - 34.

R E F E R E N C E M A T E R I A L S

IN PRINT: Stainton, Tim. 'Changelings'. Encyclopedia of Disability. Albrecht, Gary. 235 - 236. Sage. 2005.

W O R K I N G P A P E R S

Hole, R., Stainton, T., & Rosal, A (August 2015). "Living a Good Life"

- Quality of Life and Home Share. Community Living British Columbia, 53 pages. Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Transition from High

School to Adult Life. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 90 pages. '.

Stainton, Tim. 'Staying True To The Vision: A Response To Transforming Community Living Services in BC"(Jan. 6th, 2005) Prepared on behalf of the Community Living Coalition, February 9, 2005'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Community Living Coalition: Response To Proposal For Reform Of Personal Planning And Guardianship Legislation Respectfully Submitted To the Honorable Geoff Plant, Attorney General Of British Columbia APRIL 15, 2004'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Alternatives To Institutions. Ontario Association For Community Living. 1987 '.

Stainton, Tim. 'The Longest Waiting List: Briefing paper on Welsh Resettlement from Mental Handicap Hospitals. Resettlement Task Force, SCOVO, Wales. 1999'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Internationalization Discussion Paper'.

Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Final Report: An Evaluation of Cardiff and the Vale Independent Living Scheme and the Implementation of Direct Payments. Wales Office of Research and Development in Health and Social Care. 2001'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Report of the Individualized Funding and Planning Options Committee in A New Vision of Community Living: A Vision of choice and change. Report of the Community Living Transition Steering Committee. Ministry of Child and Family Development, BC. Province of British Columbia, October (2002) 199-231.'.

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Stainton, Tim. 'Brief International Research Summary Individualized Funding: Cost and Resource Issues. Prepared for Community Living British Columbia. 2005'.

Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Consultation Report on Direct Payments and People with a Learning Disability. Prepared for City and County of Swansea. 2000'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Residential Options for Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Quality and Cost Outcomes. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 60 pages'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Services for Seniors with a Developmental Disability: Literature and Initial Program Review. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 69 pages.'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Supporting Families: A Brief Literature and Prgramme Options Review of Non-Therapeutic Residential Services and Supports for Children and Youth Living with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Dec. 2006. 19 pages'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Non-residential Supports and Intellectural Disability: A review of the Literature on Best Practices, Alternatives and Economic Impacts. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 71 pages'.

Thomas, N., Tim Stainton, S. Doubtfire and A. Webb. 'A Study of Young Carers in Wales: Report to Wales Office of Research and Development for Health and Social Care (SCC00/1/003A). Perspectives of Children and Young People. Final Report. 2001. '.

Stainton, Tim. 'A Briefing Document on the Resettlement of People With a Learning Disability from Long Stay Hospitals in Wales. Presented to the National Assembly for Wales February 16 2000. Resettlement Task Force/Mencap, Wales.'.

Johnston, P., Currie, L. M., Drynan, D., Stainton, T. & Jongbloed, L. (2014). Getting it ‘right’: How collaborative relationships

between people with disabilities and professionals can lead to the acquisition of needed assistive technology. Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, Early Online. doi:10.3109/17483107.2014.900574.

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Stainton, T., Hole, R. & Cook, S. (2016) AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF WORKBC: HOW IS IT WORKING FOR PEOPLE WITH

DISABILITIES? Vancouver: Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship. Stainton, Tim & Clare, Isabel C. H.(2012). Editor, Special Issue on Human Rights and Intellectual Disability, Journal of Intellectual Disability

Research. V. 56- No. 11. Hole, R. Stainton, T. and Tomlinson, J. (2010) Supported Employment for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: Social and Economic Outcomes:A

Review of the Literature. Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship, UBC.

Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Consultation Report on Direct Payments and People with a Learning Disability. Prepared for City and County of Swansea. 2000'.

Thomas, N., Tim Stainton, S. Doubtfire and A. Webb. 'A Study of Young Carers in Wales: Report to Wales Office of Research and Development for Health and Social Care (SCC00/1/003A). Perspectives of Children and Young People. Final Report. 2001. '.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Supporting Families: A Brief Literature and Prgramme Options Review of Non-Therapeutic Residential Services and Supports for Children and Youth Living with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Dec. 2006. 19 pages'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Non-residential Supports and Intellectual Disability: A review of the Literature on Best Practices, Alternatives and Economic Impacts. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 71 pages'.

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Stainton, Tim. 'Community Living Coalition: Response To Proposal For Reform Of Personal Planning And Guardianship Legislation’ Respectfully Submitted To the Honourable Geoff Plant, Attorney General of British Columbia, April 15, 2004.

Stainton, Tim. 'Alternatives To Institutions. Ontario Association For Community Living. 1987 '.

Stainton, Tim and Steve Boyce. 'Final Report: An Evaluation of Cardiff and the Vale Independent Living Scheme and the Implementation of Direct Payments. Wales Office of Research and Development in Health and Social Care. 2001'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Report of the Individualized Funding and Planning Options Committee in A New Vision of Community Living: A Vision of choice and change. Report of the Community Living Transition Steering Committee. Ministry of Child and Family Development, BC. Province of British Columbia, October (2002) 199-231.'.

Stainton, Tim. 'The Longest Waiting List: Briefing paper on Welsh Resettlement from Mental Handicap Hospitals. Resettlement Task Force, SCOVO, Wales. 1999'.

Stainton, Tim. 'Internationalization Discussion Paper'.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Residential Options for Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Quality and Cost Outcomes’. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 60 pages.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Transition from High School to Adult Life. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 90 pages. '.

'Stainton, T., Hole. R., Charles, G. Yodanis, C., Powell, S., & Crawford, C. Services for Seniors with a Developmental Disability: Literature and Initial Program Review. The Ministry of Children and Family Development, Province of British Columbia. Oct. 2006. 69 pages'.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Jonathan Brown, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis, Cameron Crawford and Leah Wilson. Community Living Research Project Summary Report on The Survey of Family Members of People with Disability who are Receiving Services form Community Living British Columbia. Community Living Research Project. Jan, 2010. 12 pages.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Jonathan Brown, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Community Living Research Project Report on The Survey of Family Members of People with Disability who are Receiving Services form Community Living British Columbia. Community Living Research Project. Jan, 2010. 68 pages.

Stainton, Tim. 'Liberals betray citizens with developmental disabilities by continuing lack of consultation'. Vancouver Sun. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Nov. 27, 2009) .

Stainton, Tim, Patricia Johnston, Leah Wilson, Rachelle Hole, Cameron Crawford, Grant Charles, Susan Powell and Carrie Yodanis. Home Sharing: A Review of Current Practice and Policy with Recommendations. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 54 pages.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Residential Alternatives in B.C.: An Exploration of Family Member and Self-advocate Experiences. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 38 pages.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Non-residential Supports in B.C.:An Exploration of Family Member and Self-advocate Experiences. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 44 pages.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Young Adult Transition from High School to Adult Life:An Exploration of Family Member and Self-advocate Experiences. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 26 pages.

Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Adult Community Living Supports in British Columbia: An Exploration of Family Member and Self-Advocate Experiences.. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 160 pages.

Cohen, Marcy, Michael Goldberg, Nick Istvanffy, Tim Stainton, Adrienne Wasik and Karen-Marie Woods. Removing Barriers to Employment: Flexible Employment Options for Persons with Disabilties in BC. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Feb 28, 2008. 65 pages.

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Stainton, Tim, Rachelle Hole, Leah Wilson, Grant Charles, Susan Powell, Carrie Yodanis and Cameron Crawford. Services for Seniors with

Developmental Disabilities: An Exploration of Family Member and Self-advocate Experiences. Community Living Research Project. Apr, 2008. 16 pages.

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