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Introduction to Intersectionality

Introduction to Intersectionality

Intersecting identities is an understanding that people have multiple identifying factors, both visible and invisible to others. “Intersectionality” is an understanding that systems in our society have been intentionally created to benefit or oppress specific demographics. These slides have been prepared to assist in sharing information as it relates to intersectionality in the sport and recreation field.

Perspectives stratégiques

Perspectives stratégiques

Our Strategic Outlook document outlines the strategic foundations of the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association (CPRA). These foundations are rooted in the Framework for Recreation In Canada. Strategic actions are organized under three overarching intentions of the organization.

Framework and Quebec Recreation Policy

Framework and Quebec Recreation Policy

In 2015, A Framework for Recreation in Canada 2015: Pathways to Wellbeing (The Framework) was released, designed to “guide and stimulate coordinated policies and practices in recreation and related jurisdictions...