Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)

Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame is dedicated to fostering a culture of respect, understanding, and inclusivity in all aspects of our community. In addition to our DEI Leadership Workshops, you'll find various resources to support individuals on their journey toward embracing diversity, promoting equity, and fostering inclusion. Whether it is in a classroom, on a sports team, or within a corporation the resources below can be used for a variety of audiences.  

DEI Programs

Resources

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FIRE Activity

Tutorial video showcasing how to deliver the FIRE Lesson Plan's "Shine On" activity using the FIRE interactivity.
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National Indigenous Peoples
Day 2023: Educational Keynote

Relive an incredible celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day through an Educational Keynote with Order of Sport Recipient and Hall of Famer Alwyn Morris.
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Conversation Starters:
We Will Do Better

Develop racism awareness and spark conversations about racism by listening to the stories of how Hall of Famers overcame the challenges of racism in their sporting career.
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Indigenous Sport for Life


Developed by Sport for Life, this document presents a roadmap for developing sport and physical activity among First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. The Indigenous Long-Term Participant Development Pathway is a reference for those who work with Indigenous participants in sport and recreation

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Inclusive School Physical Activity for All Students

Developed by PHE Canada, this guidebook is a comprehensive resource focusing on the inclusion of people of all abilities in physical education programs. It offers strategies, best practices, and practical advice to ensure that classes/ programs are accessible and beneficial for people with diverse physical abilities and needs.

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Waneek Horn-Miller
Class of 2019 Acceptance Speech

Empower students to chase their dreams through Waneek Horn-Miller’s inspiring acceptance speech, where she opens up about her journey including challenges faced, from stereotypes to injustices. She shines light on the extraordinary strength of Indigenous women,  pays tribute to her mother’s unwavering support, and reflects on the influence of role models like Alwyn Morris.
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Conversation Starters: CBC Beyond the Win

Jeff Adams speaks to the importance of teamwork and surrounding yourself with good people to help propel you forward.

Chandra Crawford talks about women in sport and some of the barriers that still exist today.

Jayna Hefford discusses the importance of sport for young girls and women and how these skills can transfer into the corporate world.

Waneek Horn-Miller discusses teamwork and the dynamic of Team Canada. She uses the diversity on Canada's water polo team as a metaphor for what is happening in Canada with Reconciliation/diversity/inclusion. Waneek also talks about wanting more inclusion in sports and using her voice to make a cultural space for herself and help to create space for others

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Conversation Starters: Sportsnet Class of 2020-21

Duncan Campbell recounts his story of inventing wheelchair rugby and the importance of inclusion, accessibility, and teamwork within sports. This resource can be used to have conversations around inclusion/accessibility in sport. 


Sheldon Kennedy talks about the team that has supported him on his journey and the importance of teamwork. He also discusses his struggles with mental health and the difficulties of coming forward with his story. This resource can be used to talk about abuse and mental health through the lens of sports.


Ross Powless' son Richard Powless talks about his dad's story, from residential school to lacrosse champion. This can be used as an entry point to talk about stereotypes, racism, and the importance of role models.