CDPP@CanDisParPro
3 Dec 2024
On #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities, the CDPP reaffirms our commitment to ensuring that physical activity is a quality experience for persons with disabilities in Canada.

Let’s create inclusive spaces where everyone can move, grow, and thrive!
#IDPWD2024
Illustration of diverse people with disabilities engaging in various activities. Text reads, "International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Let's create inclusive spaces where we can all move, grow, and thrive!.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
6 Feb 2024
Join Revved Up at @queensu on March 23 from 1-3pm for the first annual walk n' roll-a-thon. $5 suggested for entry. All money raised goes towards the Revved Up gym.

Join us for food, games and a silent auction! See you there!
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
2 Feb 2024
Interested in graduate studies?

The CDPP welcomes enthusiastic, creative, and curious students to join our team working to enhance the quality of sport, exercise, and play for children and adults experiencing disability.

Find out more at cdpp.ca/get-involved
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
16 Jan 2024
CDPP's newest tool, the Strategy matrix for fostering quality participation experiences among persons with disabilities in community-based exercise programs is now available online. Check it out today to see how you can make simple changes that make a difference! #ExerciseProgram
In the background, a man ina red shirt sits on an exercise machine and is assisted by a volunteer. White text on a blue box in the top left corner is “Strategy Matrix for Community-Based Exercise Programs for People with Disabilities”. White text on a blue background in the bottom right corner reads “Full toolkit now available atwww.cdpp.ca”. A QR code is beside the text linking to: https://cdpp.ca/resources-and-publications/sport-exercise
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
19 Dec 2023
Un plan pour développer une participation de qualité aux terrains de jeux chez les enfants en situation de handicap - maintenant disponible en français!

Visitez: cdpp.ca/resources-and-…

@LabAdapt @ArbourKelly
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
3 Dec 2023
It's International Day of Persons with Disabilities!

Today we celebrate the rights and well-being of all persons with disabilities. #IDPWD2023
A graphic with multiple colours depicting the International Day of Persons with Disabilities logo is featured on the left side. On the right text reads "International Day of Persons with Disabilities 3 December".
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
30 Oct 2023
Save the date for this workshop organized by the Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management and the Centre for Health Behaviour Change at the University of British Columbia.

November 7, 9am- 12pm

Attendance is available in person and online.
Text on a dark background reads "Workshop, The Process to Establish Recommendations and Clinical Practice Guidelines: Systematic Reviews, Meta-Analyses, Quality of the Evidence." November 7 at 9:00am. The University of British Columbia College of Graduate Studies, Okanagan Campus Centre for Scholarly Communcation
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 Aug 2023
CDPP 2.0 builds our work Sport & Exercise. Led by Dr. Latimer-Cheung, CDPP 2.0 focuses on quality sport, exercise, and play participation for people with physical, intellectual, and sensory disabilities at all age ranges. CDPP 1.0 had some great achievements in Sport & Exercise!
An infographic featuring colourful boxes with text highlighting our achievements from CDPP 1.0 in Sport & Exercise over 2016-2023.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 Aug 2023
We are incredibly proud of the work CDPP 1.0 achieved over the past 7 years with our first @SshRc Partnership Grant. Check out our Cross-Sector accomplishments in the Mobility, Employment and Sport & Exercise domains!
An infographic featuring coloured boxes that highlight the cross-sector achievements of CDPP 1.0 from 2016-2023.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
2 Aug 2023
We are hiring! CDPP is looking for a Project Coordinator (remote).

To find out more, or apply, visit bit.ly/44On9uH

*Position closes August 21, 2023.
Black text sits within a white bubble on a blue background. The text reads" CDPP IS HIRING! Project Coordinator (remote) Scan for more information and to apply! Closes August 21, 2023." In the top right corner is the CDPP brand logo. In the middle of the image is a QR code.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
20 Jul 2023
Let us help you build a #ProgramEvaluation plan for your physical activity program serving individuals with disabilities! Try our new interactive toolkit, created by researchers and community partners using the #REAIM framework. Visit et.cdpp.ca to start today!
An image of a woman in a bright red t-shirt playing wheelchair tennis sits in the bottom right corner. Text on the graphic reads "Disability & PhysicalActivity Program Evaluation Toolkit Now Available! et.cdpp.ca". The CDPP brand logo sits underneath this text.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 Jun 2023
Do you or someone you know have a SCI and walk? Check out our newest program, SCI Step Together, the first program to support people with SCI who walk to change their physical activity behaviour. Help us spread the word! visit cdpp.ca @sciactioncanada #SCIwhoWalk
“Now available online. SCI Step Together. 8-week Program for people with SCI who walk to be more physically active” The text sits on a white background. There are images of people swimming, cycling, doing seated and standing bicep curls, and climbing with walking poles. There is a stipe of the CDPP brand colours at the bottom of the image and a call-out to the cdpp.ca website in the bottom right corner.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
5 Jun 2023
Are you hosting a #DisabilitySport event and don’t know where to start? The new volunteer management and training resource suite provides tools to assist event managers to deliver an effective volunteer program. Visit bit.ly/3WcKOBr today! #VolunteerTraining
White text on a blue background reads "Now available: Recommendations and resources for disability sport event managers. Visit: https://bit.ly/3WcKOBr". An orange megaphone sits in the bottom left corner. The CDPP brand logo is in the bottom right corner, with the website cdpp.ca underneath.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Jun 2023
Unsure how to use the Quality Participation on Playgrounds Blueprint? We’ve got you covered. Visit: bit.ly/45ykc1O to view a step-by-step tool and see how you can implement quality play into your
programs! #WePlayToo #NAAW2023 #QualityParticipation @LabAdapt
Black text on a light blue background reads “How you can foster quality participation in play for children with disabilities on playgrounds: programmer version. Step-by-step guide available online now! Visit: https://cdpp.ca/resources-and-publications/inclusive-playgrounds-resource”. There is a white track weaving through the image. The CDPP brand logo and Stedward Centre brand logo are in the bottom left corner. On the right side, a sign providing directional signage to different locations on the playground, as well as a map of the playground. It is placed on top of a small hill of green.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Jun 2023
It’s here! Our Quality Participation on Playgrounds Blueprint is now available online. Check it out to find out how you can promote quality experiences on playgrounds for children with disabilities. It’s easier than you think! Visit: bit.ly/45ykc1O #WePlayToo @LabAdapt
Black text on a white background reads “A Blueprint for Building Quality Participation on Playgrounds for Children with Disabilities. Programmer version now available! Visit: https://cdpp.ca/resources-and-publications/inclusive-playgrounds-resource.” The CDPP brand logo and Stedward Centre brand logo are in the bottom left corner. On the right side, is a sign providing directional signage to different locations on the playground, as well as a map of the playground. It is placed on top of a small hill of green.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
30 May 2023
Participation in play, on an equal basis with other children, is a right not a privilege for all children. Learn more about strategies that play leaders can use to foster a socially inclusive environment on playgrounds to be launched on May 31 #WePlayToo #NAAW2023 @LabAdapt
A quote by Dr. Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos reads “Under Article 31 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, participation in play, on an equal basis with other children, is a right not a privilege for all children.” A white text box sits on a bright blue background. An image of an inclusive playground is in the foreground. The CDPP brand logo, and The Stedward Centre brand logo are in the bottom left corner.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 May 2023
It isn’t just active play we need to consider, physical activity got a D on the Disability Report Card. Play can help kids reach physical activity goals! Find out how we can foster #QualityParticipation in play by using our new tools, coming May 31! #WePlayToo #NAAW2023 @LabAdapt
It’s a D for Overall Physical Activity. A colourful illustration shows a young girl using a walker while a boy sits on a giant yellow ball as his mother reaches out to him from below. A teenager in an electric wheelchair participates in the fun with oversized binoculars. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 May 2023
Warm weather is here, and it’s time to think about active play. Children with disabilities scored “F” on the Disability Report Card. Keep an eye out for our new Quality Participation in Play resources this week! #WePlayToo #NAAW2023
#QualityParticipation @LabAdapt
It’s an F for Active Play. A colourful illustration shows children of all abilities having fun on an inclusive swing set. A young girl in a wheelchair swings as her mother helps nearby, and two teenagers face each other in a two-person swing with seats that have back support. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 Apr 2023
Le CDPP est ravi d’annoncer que plusieurs de ses
ressources sur la participation de qualité sont
maintenant disponibles en français! Visitez le
cdpp.ca pour les consulter dès aujourd’hui.
#ParticipationDeQualité
#SportPourPersonnesEnSituationDeHandicap
De nouvelles ressources sont maintenant disponibles en français! More resources are now available in French! www.cdpp.ca. Texte blanc sur un fond bleu cobalt avec des cercles orange, rouge vif et vert au premier plan.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 Apr 2023
CDPP is excited to announce that several of our
Quality Participation resources are now available in
French! Visit cdpp.ca to view them today.
#QualityParticipation
#DisabilitySport
Plus de ressources sont maintenant disponsibles en français! More resources are now available in French! www.cdpp.ca. White text sits on a cobalt blue background with circles in orange, bright red, and green sit in the forefront.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
17 Feb 2023
Dr. Afolasade Fakolade | Why Family Caregivers are Unsung Heroes | QHS |... youtube.com/watch?v=YV-rxd… via @YouTube
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
8 Feb 2023
The Revved Up Research Group is looking for adults with lived experience of disability to speak about their experiences with exercise and exercise professionals in a virtual focus group. Find out more at: tinyurl.com/4e57xw64 or see the poster attached.
Revved Up brand logo in the top left corner. H1: We want to hear from you! Participate in a research study. H2: WHO? We are looking for persons with disabilities to share your experiences with exercise H3: Are you eligible? At least 18 years old; Live in Canada and communicate in English or ASL; Self-identify as having a physical, sensory or developmental disability, Have experience with exercising in a community setting or working with an exercise professional H4: What? You will be asked to share your experiences in an online focus group H5: Recieve $20 cash in compensation H6: https://queensu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_acazn3T08bx1Tjo Contact Alexandra at 13ajw4@queensu.ca with accessibility concerns or for more information
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
7 Dec 2022
ICYMI: Our inaugural Report Card is here. It’s Canada’s first-ever comprehensive summary of physical activity data for children and youth with disabilities. See our grades and recommendations now: bit.ly/3U15sBR

#WePlayToo
@LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
Online now. Canadian Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities. A horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue sits below with a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
7 Dec 2022
How “fun” is gym class, community sport, or a playground for children and youth with disabilities? In order to enhance physical activity participation, we need qualitative data to understand the big picture. ICYMI our Report Card is out now: bit.ly/3U15sBR

#WePlayToo
Recommendation. We need to address measurement gaps to see the big picture. A colourful illustration shows a child with a guide dog, pushing an oversized tape measure while his friend helps from the other side. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
7 Dec 2022
How can we improve physical activity participation among children and youth with disabilities? We need our government to step up! Retweet and tag your local MP to make your voice heard today.

#WePlayToo #cdnpoli

@LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
Recommendation. We need to prioritize the physical activity of children and adolescents with disabilities in policies and funding. A colourful illustration shows a young girl using a walker and pushing a giant yellow coin with a dollar sign. A young boy sits on top holding a sign that reads, “We play too!” His mother reaches out to him from below. Underneath, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
6 Dec 2022
ICYMI: Almost 40% of the first-ever Canadian Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities received an Incomplete due to a lack of data. We need unbiased data to move forward.
See the Report Card: bit.ly/3U15sBR
#WePlayToo
Recommendation. We need to improve monitoring of schools and community settings. A colourful illustration shows a young boy in an electric wheelchair using oversized binoculars to survey his surroundings. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
6 Dec 2022
From swings to pathways and more, how inclusive are playgrounds for children and youth with disabilities? Our experts reviewed the data and it’s an “F” for Active Play. Find out how we can improve in our Report Card: bit.ly/3U15sBR
#WePlayToo @LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
It’s an F for Active Play. A colourful illustration shows children of all abilities having fun on an inclusive swing set. A young girl in a wheelchair swings as her mother helps nearby, and two teenagers face each other in a two-person swing with seats that have back support. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
5 Dec 2022
Access to adaptive physical activity & sports programs is crucial for children and youth with disabilities. We’ve reviewed the data and it’s a “C+” for Organized Sport and Physical Activity. See for yourself: bit.ly/3U15sBR

#WePlayToo
@LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
It’s a C plus for Organized Sport and Physical Activity. A colourful illustration shows two teenagers playing wheelchair basketball. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
4 Dec 2022
It’s time to act! Canadian children and youth with disabilities receive a “D” for Overall Physical Activity. How can we increase physical activity participation in schools and the community? Read our recommendations: bit.ly/3U15sBR
#WePlayToo
@LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
It’s a D for Overall Physical Activity. A colourful illustration shows a young girl using a walker while a boy sits on a giant yellow ball as his mother reaches out to him from below. A teenager in an electric wheelchair participates in the fun with oversized binoculars. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
2 Dec 2022
Just in time for #IDPWD! Using global benchmarks, we graded 13 physical activity indicators to produce the first Canadian Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities. Read it now: bit.ly/3U15sBR

#WePlayToo @ParticipACTION @LabAdapt
Online now. Canadian Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities. A horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue sits below with a call-out to the cdpp.ca website
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
22 Nov 2022
Inclusive playgrounds are essential to get children and youth with disabilities moving. We’ve examined the data and it’s an “F” for Active Play.

Don’t miss our inaugural Report Card next week and learn how we can move forward! #WePlayToo
@LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
It’s an F for Active Play. A colourful illustration shows children of all abilities having fun on an inclusive swing set. A young girl in a wheelchair swings as her mother helps nearby, and two teenagers face each other in a two-person swing with seats that have back support. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
18 Nov 2022
What stops children and youth with disabilities from playing? Access to adaptive physical activity & sports is a big barrier.
Our experts weighed in and it’s a “C+” for Organized Sport and Physical Activity. Our Report Card is launching soon! #WePlayToo @LabAdapt @ParticipACTION
It’s a C plus for Organized Sport and Physical Activity. A colourful illustration shows two teenagers playing wheelchair basketball. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
15 Nov 2022
Canadian children and youth with disabilities receive a “D” grade for Overall Physical Activity. How can we improve? Don’t miss our inaugural Report Card, launching Dec. 2! #WePlayToo
It’s a D for Overall Physical Activity. A colourful illustration shows a young girl using a walker while a boy sits on a giant yellow ball as his mother reaches out to him from below. A teenager in an electric wheelchair participates in the fun with oversized binoculars. Below, a horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue shows a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
4 Nov 2022
Big news! We’re getting ready to share Canada’s first-ever comprehensive summary of physical activity data for children and youth with disabilities. See the evidence-based grades in our inaugural Report Card on Dec. 2! #WePlayToo
@LabAdapt @AbilitiesCentre @ParticipACTION
[Image description: A quote by Dr. Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos reads, “For the first time ever, we were able to synthesize all national-level data examining the movement behaviours of children with disabilities.” A horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue sits below with a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.]
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
24 Oct 2022
4 national-level surveys. 13 indicators of physical activity behaviours. How did Canadian children and youth with disabilities score? Stay tuned for our inaugural Report Card, launching soon! #WePlayToo #GlobalMatrix @LabAdapt @AbilitiesCentre @kwokwng
[Image description: Launching soon. Canadian Physical Activity Report Card for Children and Adolescents with Disabilities. A horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue sits below with a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.]
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
24 Oct 2022
ICYMI: The physical activity grades are in for the #GlobalMatrix 4.0! Our experts reviewed the data and Canadian children and youth with disabilities are not meeting the international benchmarks. #WePlayToo
@ParticipACTION @HBKidsHospital
Image description: A quote by Dr. Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos reads, “Based on available evidence, children and youth with disabilities received a grade of D for overall physical activity.” A horizontal bar in the Canadian Disability Participation Project brand colours of bright pink, orange, green, and cobalt blue sits below with a call-out to the cdpp.ca website.]
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
18 Jul 2022
Social bike programs have many benefits but they shouldn’t create barriers for people using mobility devices on our sidewalks. ⁦@cityofkelowna⁩ ⁦@limebike⁩
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
18 Jun 2022
It's here! CDPP's new suite of resources: for health & exercise professionals to discuss, prescribe and adapt exercise for patients/clients with disabilities.
@CSEPdotCA @AbilitiesCentre @CTJumpstart
bit.ly/3Hua7rj
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
28 May 2022
At #NASPSPA2022 Rebecca Bassett-Gunter shares co-created recommendations to create information support for parents of kids w disabilities @SSHRC_CRSH
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 Nov 2021
Fostering elements of quality participation can help #Veterans with an acquired physical disability stay physically active post-injury. Learn more about promoting physical activity for #militaryveterans at our website: bit.ly/3ndTJCV
@CHShirazi
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 Nov 2021
To build back better healthy movement opportunities for kids during COVID-19 recovery, we need to ensure kids with disabilities are not left out of sport & physical activity. Learn more about accessible, inclusive & quality programming, at: bit.ly/3qnSwdS
@CTJumpstart
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
13 Sep 2021
Are you a woman with a self-identified physical disability between the ages of 16-30 years old? Are you interested in how the media portrays women in Para sport? Please share your thoughts with us! Check out: cdpp.ca/get-involved
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
7 Sep 2021
Do you currently play a powerchair sport or played prior to the pandemic? Do you want to help grow powerchair sports? Please share your experiences to help improve access to quality powerchair sport programming! Check out: cdpp.ca/get-involved
A man and a woman play power wheelchair soccer.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
3 Sep 2021
Are you an #athlete who has participated in a #disability sport event in the last 5 years? Do you want to help create better sport event experiences for athletes with disabilities? Please visit: cdpp.ca/get-involved
@YYCAdaptedHub @CDNParalympics @parasport_ont
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Sep 2021
Are you a #parasport administrator, leader, volunteer or athlete who uses a power wheelchair? Do you want to see greater access to quality parasport opportunities in Canada? We want to hear from you: cdpp.ca/get-involved
@TPWHL @MASportCanada @BCWSA
three athletes use power wheelchairs to play floor hockey.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
4 Aug 2021
Outdoor play for children & youth with a disability is a human right. New Inclusive Playgrounds resource from @LabAdapt & @CanDisParPro gives evidence-informed recommendations to design inclusive playgrounds
Visit: bit.ly/3xnr9kl @CTJumpstart @AccessibleGC @SSHRC_CRSH
Diagram of an inclusive playground shows children of all ages and abilities playing
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
21 Jul 2021
Physical activity for ppl w/disabilities is an issue that demands better evidence, surveillance, practice, respect & value. Read more in @TheLancet from @CanDisParPro
team members @sciactioncanada @cqkmcbride @CHShirazi @BrettSmithProf
thelancet.com/journals/lance…
Infographic summarizing key points from the Lancet Physical Activity Series paper on physical activity and disability.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
16 Jul 2021
For the 1st time @TheLancet Physical Activity Series will feature a paper on ppl with #disabilities. CDPP's Dr. Kathleen Martin Ginis is lead author & will discuss physical activity & disability at global online launch event next Thursday. Register here:
event.on24.com/eventRegistrat…
People running in a race. One person has an upper leg amputation and is using crutches.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
6 Jul 2021
Read about creating quality participation in sport for kids with intellectual and developmental disabilities in @SIRCtweets latest blog post, guest-authored by @CanDisParPro.

Read here: sirc.ca/blog/creating-…
Young girl with Down Syndrome paddling a kayak.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
26 May 2021
Our myth-busting paper on employment & disability is the most downloaded in the journal's history--74K!
Read the paper:
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
@SpringerPsych @SSHRC_CRSH @Telfer_uOttawa @DeGrooteBiz @iwhresearch @UAlbertaBiz @UBC_HES Infographic ⬇️
Infographic summarizing and debunking myths associated with employment and disability. Infographic available at https://cdpp.ca/sites/default/files/Silvia_Employer%20concerns%20about%20people%20with%20disabilities_Infographics_final.pdf
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
20 May 2021
Accessibility & employment go hand in hand. On #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay we re-share terrific work from CDPP team's @DeGrooteBiz 's Catherine Connelly & @fh_muenster 's Sandy Fisher showing hiring ppl w/disabilities is cost-effective & profitable.
cdpp.ca/sites/default/…
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 May 2021
Congratulations to @CanDisParPro's Dr. Rebecca Bassett-Gunter who today received @YorkUniversity President's Emerging Research Leadership Award for exemplary work in #PhysicalActivity promotion for children w/disabilities. We're so proud!
@rbglabYU @ALA_CD @CTJumpstart
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
28 Apr 2021
Our work with @AbilitiesCentre shows 72% of Canadians with disabilities intend to get the COVID vaccine. Read the report & take the survey: abilitiescentre.org/Abilities/medi…
@TDChannel1 @DAWNRAFHCanada @DeafBlindON @IndigenousCOVID @IncludeMeCa @RickHansenFdn @DisabilityFdn @ASDAlliance
A hand putting a bandage on the arm of a person wearing a mask who has just been vaccinated.
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
22 Apr 2021
New Resource! CDPP partnered with @ausome_ottawa to produce ‘A Blueprint for Building Quality Participation in Sport for Children and Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder’.
To view, visit: bit.ly/3dCQsIt
@ASDAlliance @YYCAdaptedHub @AbilitiesCentre @Respect_Ability
Child cheering after scoring a goal in soccer forms the background for the announcement of a newly released ‘Blueprint for Building Quality Participation in Sport for Children and Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder’
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
15 Apr 2021
Our latest Employment study shows hiring people with disabilities is cost effective AND profitable. Read why: cdpp.ca/resources-and-…
@SSHRC_CRSH @GatewayAssocAB @iwhresearch @CCRW @BCANDSAccess @ESDC_GC @Labour_ESDC @HIREforTALENT @Respect_Ability @AbilitiesCentre @UBCOSOT
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
9 Apr 2021
We worked w/ @SpecialOCanada to produce ‘A Blueprint for Building Quality Participation in Sport for Children & Youth with #IntellectualDisabilities’. Check out this guide to #QualityParticipation programming.
Visit: bit.ly/3fTLloM
@Variety_Ontario @CASEMACMSE
Alt text: Children playing with a parachute form the background for the announcement of a newly released ‘Blueprint for Building Quality Participation in Sport for Children and Youth with intellectual Disabilities’
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
25 Mar 2021
New resource for #disabilitysport programmers from the @CanDisParPro Sport & Exercise Team. To learn about accessibility, inclusion and quality participation – what these terms mean and considerations for programming – visit: cdpp.ca/resources-and-…
@AbilitiesCentre @NCHPAD
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
11 Mar 2021
71% of Canadians w/disabilities surveyed intend to get a COVID vaccine. We want to hear from the other 29%. What are your concerns/worries/barriers to vaccination? @AbilitiesCentre @marchofdimescda @Variety_Ontario @picardonhealth @CBCHealth @IncludeMeCa
Unpublished data from the COVID disability survey https://abilitiescentre.org/our-impact/research-programs/disability-survey
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
23 Feb 2021
In partnership w/ @AbilitiesCentre we are pleased to share the 1st full report from the COVID-19 Disability Survey:
abilitiescentre.org/our-impact/res…
@ASDAlliance @UBC_CCDPM @RickHansenFdn @IncludeMeCa @marchofdimescda @CCRW @GatewayAssocAB
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Feb 2021
Disclosing disability to employers can be a tough decision. Our latest work @iwhresearch shows disclosure reasons often linked to workplace outcomes. Read: link.springer.com/article/10.100…
@SSHRC_CRSH @CCRW @ArifJetha @DisabAllianceBC @marchofdimescda @AbilitiesCentre @GatewayAssocAB
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
28 Jan 2021
81% of respondents to the COVID-19 Disability Survey said the pandemic has impacted their mental health. To learn more & to take the survey visit disabilitysurvey.ca #BellLetsTalk
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
27 Jan 2021
Overall decreases in physical activity during COVID but 47% of parents of kids w/disability report increased time doing PA w/their child. Full results from @ArbourKelly @UofTKPE here:
cdpp.ca/resources-and-…
@HBKidsHospital @Variety_Ontario @ALA_CD @ParticipACTION @canucksautism
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
8 Jan 2021
CDPP research has been used to create @CuratioMe online programs for parents of kids w/disabilities and adults w/physical disabilities who want to get more physically active. #StrongerTogether

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CDPP@CanDisParPro
5 Jan 2021
With @CuratioMe we're providing free 12-week programs to support Children with Disabilities & Adults with Physical Disabilities to become more physically active. @HBKidsHospital @Variety_Ontario @TOa11ySports @ArbourKelly @JenniferLeo12 Learn more: buff.ly/3b3w7eq
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
14 Dec 2020
The Working Disadvantaged: Recent work from the @CanDisParPro Employment Team highlights the intersectionality of #disability, age & career stage on likelihood of precarious employment. @iwhresearch @ArifJetha @CCRW @NeilSquireSoc @DisabilityFdn
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 Jul 2020
You are invited to experience firsthand the intense and gruelling training done by some of Canada's toughest Para athletes. The series features 14 athletes and five challenging workouts that they do to compete at an elite level. Try it out! buff.ly/30Gz6m8
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
28 Jul 2020
Looking to improve your balance and get in a great workout too? Follow along with this group exercise class to work on some balance skills and drills! buff.ly/3fGWtSq
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
24 Jul 2020
Don't let hand and finger stiffness or discomfort stop you from performing your everyday tasks. Try these 7 simple stretches every morning to enhance your day: buff.ly/3fY1kz3
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
17 Jul 2020
Need some new ideas for your at home workouts? Visit this website for a list of 29 step-by-step videos of exercises to incorporate into your routine: buff.ly/2TQMi5m
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
16 Jul 2020
Take a look through this great video series on "Neuro pilates" from the Multiple Sclerosis Trust: buff.ly/3dqc33c
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
15 Jul 2020
The Abilities Centre in partnership with researchers from the University of British Columbia and Queen's University is conducting a national survey on the needs of people with disabilities in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. Check it out here - buff.ly/395ggsH
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
8 Jul 2020
Stay active together! Join Special Olympics athletes in a virtual walk around the world! Participate in teams or individually. More info here : buff.ly/3e9NnfI
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
2 Jul 2020
Physical activity keeps your heart healthy, your muscles strong, and helps you do your everyday activities! Stay active at home with the help of these short ‘how to’ videos for lower body exercises: buff.ly/318nElc
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Jul 2020
Happy Canada Day! Celebrate by getting outside, going for a walk and being active with your loved ones! Remember to stay safe and be responsible ❤️
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
30 Jun 2020
Having trouble staying on track with exercises while at home? Check out this exercise guide designed for persons with MS which includes a free exercise log to keep yourself accountable!: buff.ly/2VhgYxc
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
26 Jun 2020
Progress can take place inside your own home! Continue to improve your balance and walking (gait) skills by checking out this step by step video of at-home core exercises: buff.ly/3hNgKaS
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
25 Jun 2020
Looking to improve your balance and get in a great workout too? Follow along with this group exercise class to work on some balance skills and drills! buff.ly/3fGWtSq
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
24 Jun 2020
Try something new! Take a look through this great video series on "Neuro pilates" from the Multiple Sclerosis Trust: buff.ly/3dqc33c
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
23 Jun 2020
It's important to keep active while staying home! Take a look at different exercise ideas you can perform while seated: buff.ly/3dr8Dhq
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
22 Jun 2020
Dancing is a fun way to get a whole-body workout AND it’s a good way to improve your mental and physical health!
Click here for the YouTube webpage: buff.ly/2V78Sr0

Click here for The Dance Ability Movement main webpage: buff.ly/3dplSOQ
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
19 Jun 2020
Stay positive at home and don't give up on your workout! Check out these at home exercises: buff.ly/3e6xx6r
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
18 Jun 2020
Do you know there are different ways to adapt gym equipment for individuals with spinal cord injury? Learn more here: buff.ly/37zAEBx
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
17 Jun 2020
It's never too late to start being active! Find time to squeeze in an at-home arm workout to help with those everyday tasks from the university of Washington’s guide for SCI arm workouts :buff.ly/3huDoEM
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
16 Jun 2020
Stretch to "Reboot" the brain! Exercises for brain injury patients can help with movement and strength, and even improve cognitive function! buff.ly/2YEIzti
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
15 Jun 2020
If you are interested in learning more about the Policy Paper for Anti-Racism in Canadian Hockey, or have questions about how to implement some of its recommendations, look no further! Attend the Zoom Q&A on June 29th from 7-9pm EST. More info here : buff.ly/2Y5FRxM
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
5 Jun 2020
Free virtual adapted exercise classes that you can complete from the comfort of your home. Find the one that's best for you! buff.ly/2Mb7n6i
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
4 Jun 2020
It's important to keep active while staying home! Take a look at different exercise ideas you can perform while seated: buff.ly/3dr8Dhq
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
3 Jun 2020
Need some new ideas for your at home workouts? Visit this website for a list of 29 step-by-step videos of exercises to incorporate into your routine: buff.ly/2TQMi5m
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
2 Jun 2020
Miss going to the gym? For some fun home-based exercises check out: buff.ly/2XG10gL
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Jun 2020
Looking for a way to stay connected in real-time? Join the NeuroSask virtual sessions every Tuesday and Thursday to stay active. Sign up now: buff.ly/357zoV2
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
1 Jun 2020
Are you an MS caregiver? The University of Ottawa is conducting an online survey study examining resilience over time among MS caregivers, and they want to hear from you! Check out the survey: buff.ly/2zQZT5J
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
29 May 2020
Try something new! Join a free online fitness class with @multiplesclerosissocietyUK! Take things at your own pace and start by strengthening your arms and shoulders to reduce stiffness: buff.ly/3ckmMfM
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CDPP@CanDisParPro
28 May 2020
Keep yourself active and stay fit at home! Find out more about different activities that can be done while having fun with Special Olympics: buff.ly/2XfwwBV
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