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Event Review Revue D'événement NGPA 2019 Welcome Aboard Bienvenue à bord presentation about where we are in Canada and I have to admit, Canada has come a long way in inclusion. Not long ago, civil servants could lose their job if it was discovered they were gay or lesbian – compare that to today where we are being included as valued members of the community. It's the end of the Year and holidays are coming up. CAP will be hosting year end Parties on Friday, December 6th. I hope you’ll come out and connect with the others in the flock. It can be a tricky time Greetings from Vancouver - finally back of year for those of us working in the home but about to fly out again industry bidding time off and the busy tomorrow, somewhere warmer. Christmas Holidays coming up. Many of us will be working over the holidays but Winter is coming and I hope everyone is hope you’ll have an aviator Christmas or getting ready for the winter flying season Hanukkah a few days earlier or later and and watching for frost on the wings. get that turkey in. I’m usually working on the 25th myself. November is a quiet month away from Pride festivities but there are still So Happy Hanukkah and Merry activities going on behind the scenes. Christmas and watch out for Santa on Adrian was able to attend the NGPA the radar. diversity and inclusion training sessions down in Arizona. Adrian gave a great Peter Litherland Co-Chair Canadian Aviation Pride [email protected] P a g e 2 Silver Dart | December 2019 From the Editor De l’éditeur I had the pleasure of attending the NGPA’s Aviation Inclusion Summit in Scottsdale Arizona a couple of weeks ago, and gave a slide presentation on “Inclusion in Canada”. My review of this event is in this issue. The Summit was definitely one of the best organized events I have attended, and I learned a lot. I came home with pages of notes, and look forward to the next such event. With the final newsletter issue for 2019 now at hand, our cover is once again a Whether you celebrate Hanukkah, retrospective of all the cover images we Christmas or the holidays, may this have presented this year. holiday season be enjoyable and full of happiness, and I wish you a productive This is also the month where we 2020 with good health. celebrate with year-end parties, and we are pleased to hold these in Vancouver, Toronto and Montréal, all on the same day at the same time – check out our Best wishes, featured event listing in this issue. Adrian Walker Editor & Co-Chair [email protected] Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 3 Aviation Cartoon Caricature en aviation by Kelly Kincaid Flight Plan 2019 Plan de vol 2019 Friday 6 December Year end party, Peter’s party room, 1155 Homer street, 5:30 pm Friday 6 December Year end party, Pilot Tavern, 22 Cumberland St, 5:30 pm Friday 6 December Year end party, Complexe Sky, 1478 rue Ste-Catherine, 5:30 pm P a g e 4 Silver Dart | December 2019 Featured event Événement vedette For Vancouver, the event is a Potluck and BYOB, since it is being held at a private party facility. For Toronto and Montréal, both locations are pubs. We are looking forward to seeing you at one of our cross-Canada parties this holiday season. Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 5 Event Review Revue d’événement NGPA 2019 Aviation Inclusion Summit On Sunday 17th November, my partner Ed and I flew down to Phoenix AZ for the two-day Summit. Our transportation connections worked out smoothly, the hotel was excellent with great service, and they have an outstanding restaurant right in the hotel. Loved those scallops and the mushroom risotto! That afternoon we had a welcome reception for the presenters on the rooftop patio overlooking Scottsdale, a suburb of Phoenix, followed by another reception for all the attendees, with drinks and food hosted by Alaska Airlines. We met many of the NGPA Directors and other presenters, and lingered until twilight. The next day, both the breakfast and lunch buffet were hosted by sponsors and were working meals with keynote speakers addressing us while we ate. The next session was a panel discussion consisting of six representatives from different non-profit organizations such as the Organization of Black Aviation Professionals, Latino Pilot’s Association, Women in Aviation and others, discussing the benefits of inclusion from their perspectives. The breakout sessions which followed consisted of two running concurrently , so one had to decide which to attend. Since I was presenting on one of them, you can guess which one I went to! P a g e 6 Silver Dart | December 2019 For my presentation, I had the full hour and having rehearsed it several times the week before, it fitted the time slot well. It was entitled “Inclusion in Canada” and the slide deck and some of the references I used are now on the CAP website. You’ll notice in the slide deck a collage of 12 images showing what Canada has done for inclusion over the decades which I showed again at the end, giving the audience a challenge “what would your company’s similar collage look like to show what successes you have had”. It was a great opportunity to feature how Inclusion is working in Canada and also what challenges we are still facing to make it the norm in business. One section of the talk featured Canada’s “100 best diversity employers” and the ideas they have had to bring inclusion into their organizations. The NGPA were extremely well organized and showed very good attention to detail. I had a chance to speak with the NGPA two Co-Chairs about joint events, that will be further discussed at our next CAP Board meeting. This summit was a new concept. To avoid non-profit organizations being competitive when dealing with inclusion in their own fields, the idea was to work with other non-profits, and it was great to see all these organizations pulling together to discuss the various issues. Altogether, it was a superb learning opportunity with much good networking, interaction between organizations, and CAP’s contribution to the agenda was clearly appreciated. Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 7 Photo Album Album photo Here are a few photos from the Summit. Rooftop Reception Greg & Kit, NGPA Co-Chairs Lit-up palm trees Hotel lobby “It’s always sunny in Scottsdale”! Hotel Valley Ho P a g e 8 Silver Dart | December 2019 Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 9 Our Organization Notre Organization CO-CHAIRS - COPRÉSIDENTS Peter Litherland Adrian Walker DIRECTORS - DIRECTEURS George Patton Vera Teschow Dorian Pope COMMUNICATIONS ADVISOR Paul Latoza __________________________________________ Webpage - page Web: http://www.aviationpride.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CanadianAviationPride Emails - Courriels: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ________________________________________ P a g e 10 Silver Dart | December 2019 Board Meeting Réunion du Conseil Thursday 7th November 2019 After the usual formalities and committee reports, the dates and times for the year-end socials in Vancouver, Toronto and Montréal were reviewed. Adrian mentioned that the 2018 CRA Notice of Assessment had been received and of course no income tax was required. One of the Co-Chairs would be flying later in November to Phoenix to give a presentation on “Inclusion in Canada” at the NGPA’s Aviation Inclusion Summit. A printed order of fact and tip sheets has been received for use at promotional events. Planning for 2020 Pride booths has been started and consideration is being given to hosting a booth this year at Ottawa Pride. Peter is working with a volunteer to assess whether a CAP scholarship can be offered, and Adrian will prepare the 2020 events list for discussion at the next meeting. There was a discussion about when and where to consider jointly-branded events with the NGPA and this will be discussed later in the month with the NGPA Co-Chairs. With year-end, inventories will need to be taken of merchandise and equipment in all three cross-Canada locations in anticipation of the financial statements which come due in March 2020. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday 9th January 2020. Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 11 On Line En ligne Web Page - Page Web Canadian Aviation Pride's Web Page contains information about our organization, our objectives and who we are. Check it out, including our Resources and Newsletter pages! http://www.aviationpride.ca La page Web de Canadian Aviation Pride contient de l'information sur notre organisation, nos objectifs et qui nous sommes. Découvrez-le, y compris nos pages des ressources et des bulletins! Social Media - Médias sociaux FB Page FB Group Instagram Twitter P a g e 12 Silver Dart | December 2019 Sponsors & Partners Commanditaires et Partenaires We greatly appreciate the contributions from each of the following sponsors and partners who are supporting our outreach programs. Their support allows us to maintain our diversity and inclusion initiatives, our encouragement of youth entry into aviation and our promotional programs. Canadian Aviation Pride is Canada's own federally incorporated LGBTQ+ Aviation organization, and encourages and assists both individuals and industry in reaching their inclusion goals. Please support these progressive companies and organizations. Web Site (English) Web Site (English) Web Site (English) Site web (Français) Site web (Français) Site web (Français) Web Site (English) Web Site (English) Web Site (English) Site web (Français) Site web (Français) Site web (Français) Web Site / Site web Web Site (English) Web Site (English) Site web (Français) Site web (Français) Web Site / Site web Web Site / Site web Web Site / Site web Silver Dart | December 2019 P a g e 13 Member Profile Profil du membre Member: Ken Carline Why did you get involved in aviation? Tell us about how it's a part of your life now.
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