Canadian Sport and Events Calendar

Event	#BridgesofBelonging featuring Marni Abbott-Peter and Stuart McReynolds
September 22

Event Date(s) : September 22, 2020
12:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Contact Email : info@inclusionincorporated.com
Contact Phone : 2502164223

Event Location : Online - register at www.inclusionincorporated.com/events
- british-columbia, CA

#BridgesofBelonging features vulnerable conversations with leaders who share their journeys of belonging, and not belonging. These sessions aim to elevate the diversity and inclusion conversations and remind us that we are talking about people, and creating spaces and places for people to belong.

Marni Abbott-Peter enjoyed a distinguished career as one of the premier wheelchair basketball players in the world. A former athlete turned coach, she is a leader and advocate for Paralympic sport both on and off the court. With her playing days behind her, Marni now focuses on giving back to the wheelchair basketball community with her current role as the Let’s Play program director for the BC Wheelchair Basketball Society. Her main focus is now on physical literacy and providing opportunities for children with disabilities in BC.

Stuart McReynolds is a passionate advocate and champion for inclusion and is committed to challenging society’s perceptions towards persons with disabilities and marginalized groups, and in positioning the true value of inclusion for all members of society. With extensive years of senior-level experience working in inclusion initiatives in Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom and Europe, Stuart brings a unique global perspective to his current responsibilities a President & CEO at Abilities Centre.

To view previous Bridges of Belonging conversations or register for upcoming ones, visit www.inclusionincorporated.com/events.

INclusion INcorporated is a boutique consulting firm that supports leaders and their organizations on their inclusion journeys towards cultures of belonging. INclusion INcorporated works with organizations to identify the organizational gaps; co-creation of strategy and action plans; delivery of education and training; and support during implementation. Led by Andrea Carey, a senior sport leader, who has worked extensively on inclusion and improved access in sport and physical activity for participants on the margins. Andrea is a Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional, sits on the Canadian Paralympic Committee Board of Directors where she Chairs the Diversity and Inclusion Committee and is a KidSport Victoria Board Director.