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From building autonomy and belonging to mastering skills and finding meaning, powerchair soccer is the sport that can offer quality participation in your community. Watch more now: https://bit.ly/3Z6OjLY
February 10, 2026 at 6:16 PM
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🏒 Ready to learn more about powerhockey? How about making powerhockey a quality sport experience? We have the resources to set your community up for success! Watch the extended video now: https://bit.ly/3NGvz3w
February 4, 2026 at 6:08 PM
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Ask. Assess. Act. Use this 3-step game plan to integrate the building blocks of quality participation into powerchair sport programs today! Check out this resource and others based on the latest research: https://bit.ly/3NKoij6
The image titled “Game Plan for Quality Participation” explain that quality participation begins when athletes feel heard and supported. If you are a program leader, you need this simple 3-step gram plan to make it happen. Below the heading, three numbered steps are displayed in a vertical list: 1. Ask: Share the six building blocks and ask which one matters most to you. 2. Assess: Review your program and ask yourself “What are you already doing to support those priorities?” 3: Act: Plan next steps to integrate building blocks.
January 27, 2026 at 6:52 PM
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🧑‍🦼 When asking yourself how you can create quality experiences in powerchair sport, think about three environments – program, physical, and social. The Powerchair Sport Playbook offers strategies to support all environments: https://bit.ly/3NpMxms
The heading of the image is “Strategies for Creating Quality Experiences and Participation.” It lists three questions for creating quality participation: Physical Environment – Are there adequate accessibility features? Examples include parking, public transportation, washrooms, entrances, and emergency exits. Program Environment – Can all athletes participate to the best of their ability? Examples include activity variety, coach training, and volunteer support. Social Environment – Do all participants experience psychological safety? Examples include family involvement, mentorship, and team communication.
January 15, 2026 at 8:46 PM
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Familiar with the 6 building blocks of quality participation, but not sure what that looks like in the community program you lead? Here are some things to consider when you’re applying these ideas! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3KAGL0a
The graphic is titled ‘Quality experiences are individual and dynamic.’ Below, supporting text says: ‘We’re offering 3 key considerations for program leaders when thinking about quality participation!’ A green button-like shape with an arrow contains the text: ‘Swipe for co]nsiderations.’ The background is white with colorful green and blue abstract shapes in the corners. : The graphic lists three key considerations for program leaders when thinking about quality participation in sport. The title is not shown here but the content includes three numbered points in green circles: 1. Everyone is different – Individuals will place different values on the six key building blocks. 2. Things can change – The value athletes place on each building block may evolve over time. 3. Keep it simple – There is no need to incorporate all of the building blocks simultaneously. At the bottom, a hint reads: The six building blocks are on the next slides. 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. A green arrow points to the right. 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. A green arrow points to the right.
January 13, 2026 at 6:59 PM
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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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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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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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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