How to write an inclusion commitment statement

In this ISD Masterclass Lisa Drennan teaches the importance of friendship in creating genuinely inclusive experiences for people with diverse abilities. Lisa shares why friendship is important for inclusion and how you can create pathways to friendship between people with and without disability in your sport and recreation programs and activities.

In this ISD Masterclass Aaron Wharton teaches how to effectively embed impact measurement into inclusive sport planning. Aaron shares why measuring impact is important, his experience developing his own methods of impact measurement and breaks down how he builds impact measures in his own planning processes and documentation.

The Inclusion Action Plans That Work course walks you through, step-by-step, the process of developing an effective inclusion action plan for your sports club or organisation. For inclusion to become a priority in any organisation you need to establish accountability, clarify responsibility, provide deadlines and foster commitment in order to deliver on actions that will make an impact. An effective inclusion action plan provides this and more.

This mini-course steps you through how to write an inclusion commitment statement for your sports club. At the end of this course, you get a free template that you can download and use as a starting point for an inclusion commitment statement for your club.

The Inclusive Club Kick Starter will help you lead your club towards creating more opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds, perspectives and abilities to get involved. In this course, you will be guided through seven practical actions that will set your club up for inclusion success. Ultimately this means that your club's membership will not only grow but will be more reflective of your local community.