@brennacgray Arley McNeney (Cruthers) I interviewed Arley last year about the adaptive soccer program she started with Katie Jameson. Such shocking and sad news thetyee.ca/News/2022/12/1…

Holding all fellow friends and admirers of Arley McNeney (Cruthers) in my thoughts today as we grapple with a world that has lost a true beacon of profound insight and social justice. She was my mentor, friend, and informal guide to continually check my biases, be a better member of

Society, and to re-think… everything. Almost every time I heard from her she would have started some new initiative to support those in need - be it students, friends, or even strangers. Her heart had no bounds, and despite her own life circumstances she always made the time

I am devastated to learn of the passing of Arley McNeney (Cruthers). I had the great honour of editing some of Arley's writing, some of the best non-fiction I have ever read, writing that pushed the boundaries of what language could do, that broke my heart and filled it back up.

Here's a story about just one aspect of Arley's amazing and wide-ranging work. thetyee.ca/News/2022/12/1…

I don't spend much time here now, but I felt called to log in today and this is when I learned of Arley McNeney (Cruthers)'s sudden passing. I've since read beautiful tributes to Arley from my friends in open education, libraries, professional writing, disability advocacy, and beyond [1/n]

Our family is devastated to share that Arley McNeney/Cruthers (Arley McNeney (Cruthers)) passed away suddenly last week. Arley accomplished an amazing amount in her 40 years, but Arley believed that the measure of a person was how they lifted up those around them.

Grateful to see this GoFundMe page to support Arley McNeney (Cruthers) 's daughter through this difficult time and beyond. Please consider contributing if you are able: gofund.me/f01841ca

A story about Arley ❤️ bc.ctvnews.ca/she-was-a-forc… #thatwasarley

A colleague (Deirdre Maultsaid) shared this amazing article, written by KPU faculty Arley McNeney (Cruthers), who recently passed away. “imagine a class...where the hierarchy between student and teacher was not to be reified, but reimagined." #thatwasarley pressbooks.pub/voicesofpracti…

gofund.me/357dff8b

Arley did me the great honour of giving my words back to me so artfully when I needed them, so, for Arley: goodnight, friends, and be gentle with yourselves, in whichever form that gentleness comes. May this practice bring us peace or comfort, however small. Until tomorrow. xo

This is a Tweet for everyone missing Arley McNeney (Cruthers), who maybe feels very alone in that missing because social media grief is weird and odd in its transience but I really miss her today and I know many of you do too. <3

Handed in my grades, thus finishing my twentieth year at KwantlenU. I do love where I work. The moment is bittersweet, though. Losing colleague Arley McNeney (Cruthers) has filled me with a sadness and dismay that will never really disappear.