Building the Future the Newsletter of MIAA Educational Athletics
Focus on Game Lifelong Bonds Generations Officials celebrate Another benefit together Sportsmanship of sports Summit features participation GWS Day 2020 panel p. 7 p. 9 p. 12 Building the Future the newsletter of MIAA Educational Athletics Summer 2020 MIAA/MSAA Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit held at Framingham State he Massachusetts Interscholastic and cultural competency and mental goals that we established at the Athletic Association (MIAA) health disparities. Mike Rubin, MIAA / start of this inclusion mission were Tand the Massachusetts School MSAA Assistant Director said, “Two to promote diversity and encourage Administrators’ participation, interaction Association (MSAA) held and understanding in its third annual Diversity, our increasingly diverse Equity and Inclusion (DEI) society.” Summit at Framingham Summit presenters State University on included members of Monday, January 13, the MIAA/MSAA DEI 2020. With over 240 Committee, which consists attendees representing of school administrators, 65 schools, the 2020 supporting agencies, Summit featured eight and representatives concurrent workshops from higher education covering subjects institutions, as well as including: impact of race individuals from the MIAA on daily life, para-sports, Partners in Prevention, inclusive strategies, a powerful collaborative Unified Champion schools, of public and private Leadership and content providers for this year’s Diversity, Equity and working to undo bias Inclusion Summit included, from left, Joseph Walsh, President, Adaptive prevention agencies. and end hate, creating Sports New England; Dr. Dwayne Thomas, Associate Professor of Sports The Committee and the safe and supportive Management, Lasell University; Mike Rubin, MIAA/MSAA Assistant Director; Collaborative provide Dr. F. Javier Cevallos, President, Framingham State University; Yvonne M.
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