Fit to be Canadian? The Recreation Industrial Complex in Canada:
Recreation is often described as a public good, open to all. Yet, Canada's public recreation system has never been as inclusive as that story suggests. This module offers a historical (re)reading of the system's core elements. It traces the forces that built and maintained it, and it challenges calls to return to an imagined "golden age" of inclusion.
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For the Love of the Game - A Community Conversation
How can we better support diverse women in coaching, officiating, and leadership across Alberta’s sport system? This conversation takes a deeper look at the forces that shape women’s experiences in sport—past and present—inviting participants to reflect, connect, and imagine new possibilities for change.
A History of Women in Sport: An Interactive Learning Module
Three short videos, each paired with reflection questions that push past the history itself into how it shows up in our present day sport organizations. The module is built for individual use or group facilitation. (Online Module 45 mins to 1.5 hours)
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Leadership Beyond Profits: A Social Justice Approach E Modules
These E Modules were created based on a workshop series was developed in response to a significant gap in accessible leadership training for those involved with the InMotion Network, including but not limited to the board of directors, program participants, and volunteers involved in various roles.
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Equity Diversity and Inclusion Community of Learning Series (2023)
This series was presented as a community of practice for those working in the Sport, Physical Activity, and Recreation Sector.
Understanding EDI by Exploring the Past
Exploring a Number of EDI Mistakes and Successes
Putting EDI into Action
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Women in Sport Leadership in Alberta
How is your organization advancing gender equity on your board and in leadership roles? Recorded Nov 2022 and hosted by InMotion Network, with guests from Canadian Women and Sport and Alberta Ringette.
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