Regional Sector Update 13 February 2023
13 February 2023
Kia ora koutou,
Some meaningful conversations are underway across the sector regarding the topic of inclusion, as dissected in our Regional Conference last year. Disability continues to be at the forefront of inclusion discussions. Read on to find out more about challenging the perceptions of disability and ableism in Manager of DSport, Catriona McBean's thesis, "I forget I have a disability", below.
There are some exciting initiatives taking place that tackle issues of inclusion, including the All Abilities Walking Rugby and Football Partnership and the Correct the Internet Campaign aimed at correcting search engine bias against female athletes. Continue reading this update to find out more.
This edition includes the latest WCC Sport Development Programme for young Wellingtonians, funding opportunities for sport and outdoor recreation, and upcoming Governance workshops.
This Regional Sector Update includes:
- Challenging the Perceptions of Disability and Ableism
- All Abilities Walking Rugby and Football Partnership Launched
- He Puna Korikori/Outdoor Activity Fund Open for Applications!
- Correct the Internet Campaign
- Closing Soon: Athlete Applications for the 2023 WCC Sport Development Programme
- Closing Soon: Sport Applications for Funding Youth Development
- What Do Rangatahi Want from Sport?
- Closing Soon: Register Now for the Summer Student Coach Workshops
- Upcoming Governance Workshops
