Your Voice Matters!
Be a part of the movement to make para sport better for all.

Tell us your experiences, share your ideas.

Elite Athletes

Tell us about your journey to the elite levels of parasport. What challenges have you/do you face? How have you navigated constraints to participation? How have major events hosted locally impacted your opportunities.

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Recreational Sport Participants

Tell us about your experiences as a recreational parasport participant! How have you navigated accessibility challenges? What does participation look like for you. How have major events hosted in your area impacted your participation? Connect with other participants and new opportunities!

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Casual or Non-Sport Participants

Connect with other participants and new opportunities! Tell us about your experiences of participation or challenges to get involved! How have you navigated accessibility challenges? What does participation look like for you. How have major events hosted in your area impacted your participation?

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Project Echo is an innovative and accessible web platform designed to build upon the momentum of a set of games. By keeping the conversation going with valuable stakeholders in the Parasport and recreation community, we can better identify the social impacts and recognize the lasting legacies of these celebratory and high-performance events for people with a disability. Join in the discussion!

- Adam Purdy, former Paralympian

I want to be part of Project Echo because I want to help spread the positive message about para sports.

- Lewis McConnell, GB Boccia Player / Coach

Top Discussions

Paralympics with Para-athletes

Return-To-Play With Sport and Rec Facilities

Disability in the Spotlight

August 11th: The Pandemic's Effect on Participation Opportunities in Sport

Return-to-Play and Accessibility

Latest Tweets

Since 2017, the #ParaToughCup has raised more than $1.4 million for #parasport in Canada. The ParaTough Cup in #Toronto raised $119,000 on March 22nd. Share your thoughts and experiences: https://t.co/HkU3VZRmbh #WheelchairBasketball #SittingVolleyball #ParaIceHockey #Paralympic pic.twitter.com/aUzkkIPi6F
— Theechoproject.org (@projectecho2020) March 31, 2023

Arley Cruthers' work as a disability advocate gave us a new perspective on accessibility and inclusion in parasport
Her driving force in the field of disability studies will not be forgotten
We would like to highlight the fundraiser set up for her daughter https://t.co/Y6STFM2uOj pic.twitter.com/XneUaYAlsO
— Theechoproject.org (@projectecho2020) March 30, 2023

Erica Gavel is hoping Canadian Universities begin to act more on #inclusion for #ParaAthletes. What is your opinion or experience with post-secondary #parasport? Let us know at https://t.co/HkU3VZRmbh or in the comments!

Source: https://t.co/v9qGizwTVu #wheelchairbasketball pic.twitter.com/cUv1VQmYtu
— Theechoproject.org (@projectecho2020) March 29, 2023

In the past, the #Parasport Pathways event has been presented to more than 5,000 students and professionals. Share your thoughts at https://t.co/HkU3VZRmbh. Learn more: https://t.co/MTVXffgezz

Source: https://t.co/YSZIAephrc #parasportOntario #Brock #BrockNiagara #varietyvillage pic.twitter.com/X2bs04VYyM
— Theechoproject.org (@projectecho2020) March 17, 2023

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