#CCLR2021 started off with an amazing keynote. Thank you Dr. Richard Norman. It was a privilege to hear you restory your story.

Enjoying ⁦@ChristineAuz⁩ on-demand presentation (great work) this morning ahead of the live and simulation-live activities starting shortly #CCLR2021 ⁦@CanadianCals⁩

My lunch break on Day 2 of #CCLR2020 included another great on-demand presentation - Dr. Darla Fortune presented work by she and her colleagues on Art Hives and belonging! ⁦@CanadianCals⁩

Keynote for Day 2 quieted me and slowed me down in a way I have never experienced at a conference presentation. I will need to watch the recording to fully take in what was offered. #CCLR2021

Third and final day of #CCLR2021. One of my early morning on-demand choices was this great work by UWaterloo PhD candidate, Jasmine Nijjar. @CanadianCals

In the final session of #CCLR2021 before the wrap up. How is this almost over already? Looking forward to this discussion. @CanadianCals

Mark has been influential in my career. I had the privilege of serving as his assistant to the Editor of JARR and then Leisure/Loisir, was a TA for one of his courses, was being a student in the doctoral seminar he led, and he served on my dissertation committee! Well deserved!

Eales and Goodwin explore care-sharing as a form of social justice among an integrated dance community in this article. Free access until the end of June. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… @CanadianCals Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism

Ron has had a significant influence on how I think about the field and the work I do. I still - despite being 20 years graduated from my PhD at UW - reach out for and value his advice and encouragement.

Watching great women’s sport action this evening from home. The UNB at home v Acadia in basketball - thanks for the commentary Joyce Slipp! Also watching UNB @ Acadia for volleyball - playing at my alma mater. #goredsgo

This advice is perfectly timed - How to shake off negative feedback (while possibly learning from it, even if you don’t want to), by @loleen_berdahl loleen.substack.com/p/how-to-shake…

Thrilled to be listening to Joyce Slipp Joyce Slipp deliver the opening keynote of the UNB Women in Sport conference. Fascinating to hear about her journey as an athlete! UNB Women in Sport

One can only imagine the passion and work that went into putting on today's UNB Women in Sport conference. The leadership/executive team includes several women completing degree programs in UNB Kinesiology. Proud!

Really enjoying the panel of women leaders. "It's all about how you perceive the obstacles" - only one of the great bits of wisdom shared.

This panel offered so many insights. Stories of challenge, support and sound advice on advocating for, engaging with and leading women within equity seeking groups in the context of sport.

I learn a lot about the behind the scenes support that many women provide. Great idea for a panel! Nutrition. Physio. Mental performance. All critical to sport. Thank you all!

Enjoyed learning about Jocelyne Larocque's journey with hockey and hear examples where she has spoken out for gender equity. Glad she continued to have faith in her dreams despite not seeing many women playing hockey. Great recommendation to follow The GIST Canada

Excellent group of women leaders who brought UNB Women in Sport Conference participants opportunities to listen, learn, and reflect yesterday. Thank you UNB Women in Sport

Excited to be participating in my 2nd Senior Women's Academic Administrators of Canada conference. Looking forward to Day 2 beginning. #Bestkind #SWAAC22

Excited to see this coming out today: Disrupting, adapting and discovering family leisure during COVID-19 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…