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Welcome to the Active Circle
The Active Circle is an initiative of Motivate Canada, in partnership with the Aboriginal Sport Circle, which supports Aboriginal youth and communities to become vibrant, active and healthy through sport and recreation. The Active Circle website was created to enable you to:
- Learn about community development through sports and recreation
- Connect with communities with similar interests
- Find funding and other resources to get your projects going
- Share your experiences and inspire others to engage Aboriginal youth in physical activity
News
- 17 January 2016 B.C. unveils medal to celebrate young aboriginal athletes
- 17 January 2016 First Nations kids in north Simcoe to get free physical activity programs
- 17 January 2016 Aboriginal hockey camp selections
- 17 January 2016 Olympic Gold Medallist and Aboriginal Leader to Deliver Keynote at 2016 CS4L National Summit
- 04 December 2015 Active Circle Research Report Annual Report 2014-2015
- 02 November 2015 COC Launches Groundbreaking Total Athlete Wellness Program
Resources
- 28 June 2015 Jumpstart 2014 Annual Report
- 24 May 2015 Walking Works
- 01 May 2015 Active Kids Learn Better Infograph
- 20 April 2015 Youth-led social change: Topics, engagement types, organizational types, strategies, and impacts
- 13 April 2015 Municipal Youth Engagement Handbook
- 06 March 2015 Co-benefits of Designing Communities for Active Living
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Voices
The atmosphere within our community has changed...... the support helped us make connections within our programs and then brought a few of our staff members together and we’ re able to get on the same wavelength and show a lot of kids in the community that connection and those changes are very positive
Zerlina Whitecrow, Seine River First Nation