Launch of the Canoe Wales Equality Policy
3 December 2024

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We are excited to invite you to a special webinar where we will unveil the new Canoe Wales Equality Policy. This comprehensive policy is designed to promote inclusivity and equality within our community, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate and thrive in canoeing.

What to Expect:


  • Introduction to the Equality Policy: Learn about the key principles and objectives of the policy.
  • Practical Implementation: Discover how the policy can be applied to foster a more inclusive environment.
  • Creating Your Own Policy: Get guidance on using our template to develop a meaningful equality policy tailored to your club's needs.

 

Date: Wednesday 11th December


Time: 12-1pm and 8-9pm

Platform: Teams 


Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a positive change in our community. Together, we can make a difference! 


Register Now by clicking below.


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