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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Michael Brooks &amp\; Anna Walker from Inclusive S
 port DesignWhat to expectOver the last 15-20 years\, Australian sports org
 anisations have built strong diversity policies and raised awareness. But 
 for many sports administrators\, the biggest hurdle remains: how do we act
 ually deliver inclusive participation on the ground?Increased investment a
 nd community expectation brings greater accountability for effective\, mea
 surable and sustainable outcomes. This webinar introduces a clear\, no-fus
 s framework designed to bridge the gap between policy and participation. W
 hether you are designing a brand-new participation initiative or auditing 
 an existing one\, this session will give you the practical tools to drive 
 real engagement.What we&rsquo\;ll coverThe practical 'How-To': Move past h
 igh-level strategy and master the core elements of inclusive participation
  program delivery.Streamlined planning: Learn an exclusive methodology to 
 review\, design\, and optimise your community sports programs.Targeted imp
 act: Discover proven ways to reach and engage traditionally marginalised\,
  excluded\, or disadvantaged groups.Equip your organisation with the frame
 work needed to meet your inclusion and engagement goals and ensure that ev
 eryone &mdash\; regardless of background &mdash\; gets the chance to play.
 Still to comeJuly&nbsp\;&mdash\; Participation Models and ChoiceExploratio
 n of flexible participation models that respond to varying interests\, mot
 ivations and life stages.August &mdash\; Co‑design in PracticePractical ap
 proaches to embedding lived experience into program design and delivery to
  improve relevance\, reach and retention.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Inclusion webinar 1: The 'How-To' of Inclusive Sports Programming
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Presented by Michael Brooks &amp\; Anna Wal
 ker from Inclusive Sport Design</p><h2>What to expect</h2><p>Over the last
  15-20 years\, Australian sports organisations have built strong diversity
  policies and raised awareness. But for many sports administrators\, the b
 iggest hurdle remains: how do we actually deliver inclusive participation 
 on the ground?</p><p>Increased investment and community expectation brings
  greater accountability for effective\, measurable and sustainable outcome
 s. This webinar introduces a clear\, no-fuss framework designed to bridge 
 the gap between policy and participation. Whether you are designing a bran
 d-new participation initiative or auditing an existing one\, this session 
 will give you the practical tools to drive real engagement.<br /></p><h2>W
 hat we&rsquo\;ll cover<br /></h2><ol><li>The practical 'How-To': Move past
  high-level strategy and master the core elements of inclusive participati
 on program delivery.</li><li>Streamlined planning: Learn an exclusive meth
 odology to review\, design\, and optimise your community sports programs.<
 /li><li>Targeted impact: Discover proven ways to reach and engage traditio
 nally marginalised\, excluded\, or disadvantaged groups.</li><li>Equip you
 r organisation with the framework needed to meet your inclusion and engage
 ment goals and ensure that everyone &mdash\; regardless of background &mda
 sh\; gets the chance to play.</li></ol><h2>Still to come</h2><p>July&nbsp\
 ;&mdash\; Participation Models and Choice<br />Exploration of flexible par
 ticipation models that respond to varying interests\, motivations and life
  stages.</p><p>August &mdash\; Co‑design in Practice<br />Practical approa
 ches to embedding lived experience into program design and delivery to imp
 rove relevance\, reach and retention.&nbsp\;</p>
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