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🧑‍🦼 How can program leaders create a recipe for success in powerchair sport? Use the 6 building blocks for quality participation – autonomy, belonging, challenge, engagement, mastery, and meaning. Hot off the presses for #IDPWD2025, check out the Blueprint to get started today: https://bit.ly/3KAGL0a
Graphic titled “Power Up the Sport Experience.” Text explains: “There are 6 foundational building blocks to create quality participation in powerchair sport!” A blue arrow points to the phrase “Swipe to learn more.” Below are two photos of athletes in powerchair sports settings, one in a gym playing powerhockey and one playing boccia. Graphic with two speech bubbles. The first bubble asks: “What is Quality Participation?” The second bubble answers: “Quality participation happens when athletes view their involvement in sport as satisfying and enjoyable and experience outcomes they consider important.” Graphic titled “Building Blocks 1, 2, 3 for Quality Participation.” It lists three elements with colored icons. First a blue icon with number 1: Autonomy – Let athletes lead. Second a purple icon with number 2: Belonging – Build connections. Third a pink icon with number 3: Challenge – Test, don’t stress. Graphic titled “Building Blocks 4, 5, 6 for Quality Participation.” It lists three elements with colored icons. First a teal icon with number 4: Engagement – Keep the energy high. Second a light green icon with number 5: Mastery – Celebrate progress. Third an orange icon with number 6: Meaning – Make it matter.
December 3, 2025 at 8:45 PM
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🎯 Program Leaders — is your program inclusive?
Watch this quick video for 3 key ways to better support blind & partially sighted athletes:
✅ Respect difference
✅ Personalize
✅ Engage the senses
🎥 youtu.be/mEL9k9k2TPg
🌐 www.cdpp2.ca
#InclusiveSport #Accessibility #QualityParticipation #Coach
Who's it for? Building Quality Participation in Sport for Blind and Partially Sighted Athletes
YouTube video by CDPP2.0
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October 15, 2025 at 5:48 PM
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🎙️ Come listen to Dr. Latimer-Cheung on the RINKSIDE Podcast as she dives into how we can build more inclusive sport environments

Watch or listen on Spotify, YouTube, or here: cdpp2.ca/publications...

#InclusiveSport #QualityParticipation
Publication: Creating Inclusive Sports Environments - RINKSIDE Podcast Episode - CDPP 2.0
In the July 3, 2025 episode, CDPP 2.0 Director, Amy Latimer-Cheung joined hosts Emma Miskew and Ryan Steeves to discuss the importance of creating
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July 7, 2025 at 6:07 PM
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New resource!

7 evidence-informed recommendations to help NSOs support para-athlete classification. Read our full guide and quick sheet for tips on who, how & when to act - with examples for practice.

In our Resource Library at www.cdpp2.ca

#ParaSport #Classification #QualityParticipation
Graphic announcing new classification recommendations for national sport organizations, with a website link for more information: www.cdpp2.ca.
June 24, 2025 at 6:29 PM
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Coaches, instructors and sport coordinators working with blind and partially sighted children and youth in sport - this CDPP 2.0 resource is for you!
The Blind Sport Blueprint shares strategies and cases to foster quality participation.
Visit www.cdpp2.ca
#InclusiveSport #QualityParticipation
Informational graphic inviting coaches, instructors, and sport coordinators to access a guide for working with blind and partially sighted youth in sport. Canadian Disability Participation Project logo included in bottom left corner. Link to www.cdpp2.ca website included in bottom right corner.  
May 20, 2025 at 7:57 PM
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📢 Publication alert! A new open-access article led by Dr. Nicitopoulos & CDPP leaders is out in Disability and Health Journal: "Canadian children and youth with disabilities are not meeting the 24-Hour Movement Guidelines"
Read it here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
#QualityParticipation
Canadian children and youth with disabilities are not meeting the 24-Hour Movement Guidelines: Cross-sectional results from the national physical activity measurement (NPAM) study for children and you...
Understanding patterns of movement behaviours for physical activity (PA), screen time (ST) and sleep in children and youth with disabilities (CYD) can…
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May 14, 2025 at 3:03 AM
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The CDPP 2.0 website is LIVE!

Explore resources, research opportunities, and more.
• Curated tools & guidelines
• Academic partner directory
• Research teams & working groups
Visit: cdpp2.ca
Follow for updates: Canadian Disability Participation Project on LinkedIn

#CDPP2 #WebsiteLaunch
Laptop displaying the Canadian Disability Participation Project website. Text reads "Now Live. Come check out our new website! www.cdpp2.ca".
April 2, 2025 at 5:32 PM
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Do you know a Canadian outdoor play leader? Nominate them for an Outdoor Play Canada Award!

To submit a nomination, you have to be an Outdoor Play Canada member.

🗓️ Deadline for nominations: June 30, 2025.
Info: www.outdoorplaycanada.ca| info@outdoorplaycanada.ca | @outdoorplayca.bsky.social
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March 26, 2025 at 10:43 PM
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Wheelchair Basketball Canada is excited to introduce the new E-Learning Hub, featuring over 100 valuable resources for coaches, classifiers, and table officials.

Explore it now: tinyurl.com/2fnzkwcp

#WBCLearningHub | #LearnWCB
February 25, 2025 at 5:32 PM
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🏒 CBC highlights some of the barriers children with disabilities face in sport—a reminder of the work needed for full inclusion. Let’s create opportunities for every child to thrive in physical activity!

📖 Read more: www.cbc.ca/radio/thecur...

#InclusionInSport
Hockey rink time is limited — and some players are struggling to get on the ice | CBC Radio
Hockey Canada recently identified access to appropriate ice time as one of the barriers to growth for women in the game. Other groups whose participants aren't on track to play competitively, such as ...
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January 8, 2025 at 5:29 PM