Kidd literally changed the world through all the advocacy work he’s done and continues to do. From women’s sport to sport for development to physical buildings I use and work out of at the University, Kidd makes the world a better place.
Désir’s book got me thinking about meritocracy, this notion that “everyone with skill and imagination may aspire to reach the highest level.”
Me too, I’m good … for a girl. I’ve grown up in a man’s world and while most of the time I do not notice it, the evidence for the world being designed for cis white men is nauseatingly abundant.
Sinclair tells her story through her rise in the Canadian soccer ranks to become the world’s leading goal scorer, male or female (Rinaldo leads the mens with 117 in international play, Sinclair has 190!).
Taking Life in StrideBy Harvey Mitro238 pages, $24.99 As a first edition of Sasha’s Stories I wanted to find a book approachable for everyone, from those who read a lot to those who… Continue reading
Thanks to Alex Cyr of Athletics Canada for capturing the essence of my 2022, ‘Chasing the Championship Series.
I’m not sure the origin of Giving Tuesday but I do like it, the idea of giving back to communities that give to you. In honour of Giving Tuesday I donated to Girls On… Continue reading
This week I’m going to dig into why I chose to run all the Athletics Canada Championships. This is the first instalment, the Why. At some point early in 2022 I decided that… Continue reading
The lesson I learned is not to read the questions and rubric together, that’s too obvious and a shallow reflection. The lesson comes is in the feedback we offer to students, and more importantly how we construct assignments and their subsequent assessments.
It’s been four years since I failed to compete the Berlin Marathon. For four years I’ve been asking myself what went wrong, and given that I’m often asked in podcasts what I think what went wrong I think others want to learn from my lessons too.
