Chantelle Morvay – Adams is the Board Secretary and an all around hard working team member BCEdAccess and she will conduct a panel about how to create an Inclusion Committee. We hope you will be able to make it to see her and the panel at AdvoCon2021, our 7th annual education advocacy conference held September 22nd to 26th online!
Tickets on Eventbrite now – members of the BCEdAccess Facebook group receive a significant discount, and the first 100 tickets purchased receive a care package delivered to their house!
Chantelle is a passionate advocate for equity and inclusion. Her journey started over 11 years ago with the birth of her first son. A life full of detours, this new one in her life catapulted her into the role of activist and advocate. She believes creating connections in our local communities can help strengthen understanding of our diverse identities, help those underrepresented and marginalized to rise up, and to evolve our society to one that respects human rights for all. This led her to start an inclusion sub-committee at her children’s school to foster a mindset and then took up the role of DPAC co-chair for the Mission School District, whereby she helped create and inclusion committee there as well. She also won honorable mention for her CIVL 101.7 show, All in, at the National community Radio Awards, delving into what Inclusion means to individuals and society as a whole. She now resides, with deep gratitude, with her little family on the unceded Territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nations.
Panel: How to Create an Inclusion Committee
You’ll learn:
- What are the different purposes of an Inclusion Committee?
- How can you start one that works for your situation and environment?
- Practical tips and avoiding pitfalls of committees.
- How you can make your inclusion committee more inclusive.
Follow Chantelle on social media @picsofyoumorv
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