Creating Inclusive Communities

In 2009, the Alberta Centre for Active Living completed the first phase of a project Physical Activity for All: Understanding Inclusion. This website shares our findings. It also provides practitioners, decision-makers, community leaders, and advocates with strategies for ensuring physical activity opportunities are accessible to all.

Although this project was last updated in 2010, the content is still useful for many practitioners who work to create inclusive, physical activity opportunities.

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		Creating Inclusive Communities In 2009, the Alberta Centre for Active Living completed the first phase of a project Physical Activity for All: Understanding Inclusion. This website shares our findings. It also provides practitioners, decision-makers, community leaders, and advocates with strategies for ensuring physical activity opportunities are accessible to all. Although this project was last updated in 2010, the content is still useful for many practitioners who work to create inclusive, physical activity opportunities. Credits Content copyright Alberta Centre for Active Living 2010