UFV partnership opens new paths to inclusion through adaptive cycling 

This post was originally published here. The University of the Fraser Valley is partnering with Tourism Chilliwack, the City of Chilliwack, and Indigenous partners Ts’elxwéyeqw Tribe and Stó:lō Research and Resource Management on a project that will help people with diverse physical abilities enjoy the natural beauty surrounding UFV’s Chilliwack campus.  The Adaptive Cycling Project … Read more

What’s in a Place Name? A Gathering of Languages, Lands, and Learnings

On June 4, community members, Elders, youth, educators, and university partners gathered at the THE’I:TSLIYA Health and Community Centre (SAY Building) on Skowkale First Nation for What’s in a Place Name? A Gathering of Languages, Lands, and Learnings—a community-led event celebrating the vitalization of Halq’eméylem place names. The gathering highlighted the deep cultural significance of … Read more

School of Kinesiology Students Led Inclusive After-School Dance & Movement Program at GW Graham

The School of Kinesiology hosted a Dance and Movement after-school program at G.W. Graham Secondary School, with support from the Chilliwack School Board. The program was designed to encourage physical activity, creativity, and social connection through inclusive movement experiences. The program was led by a fourth-year Kinesiology student and supported by six KIN student volunteers … Read more