Join Paralympians, Olympians, and inclusion advocates for an intriguing discussion on the impact of the Games on community sport.

Explore the world of Paralympics and Olympics and their profound impact on community sport. This webinar will feature Paralympians, Olympians, and inclusion advocates, discussing how global sporting events can create opportunities and drive inclusion in grassroots sports.

What will the webinar cover:

The Impact of Global Events: Discover how major events like the Paralympics and Olympics shape and inspire grassroots sports in Australia, driving positive change and raising awareness about inclusivity.
Creating Inclusive Opportunities: Gain insights into how sporting communities can create meaningful opportunities for people with disability to participate and thrive in sport, both on and off the field.
Maximising Inclusion Momentum: Hear from experts on how to capitalise on the momentum from global events to build lasting, inclusive sports programs at the grassroots level.
Sport4All’s Role in Inclusion: Learn how Sport4All is actively working to remove barriers, promote inclusivity, and support local sports clubs in becoming more accessible to everyone.

Meet the Panellists:

Blake Cochrane OAM - Former Paralympian and Sport4All State Manager - QLD/NT
A two-time Paralympic gold medallist and a passionate advocate for inclusive sports, Blake leads the charge for disability inclusion in sports across Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Mitch Gourley - Former Paralympian and Sport4All National Manager
Mitch Gourley, a former Paralympic alpine skier, is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive sports landscape across Australia. In his role as Sport4All National Manager, Mitch leverages his extensive experience in high-performance sport to break down barriers and create meaningful opportunities for people with disability to participate in all aspects of sports.

Milly Tapper – Olympian and Paralympian with Australian Table Tennis
Milly has made history as the first Australian athlete to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games in table tennis. Recently returning from the Paris 2024 Games, she continues to champion inclusion in sports. Milly's remarkable achievements on the international stage have not only made Australia proud but also inspired many aspiring athletes with disability.

Marita Morgan - Operations Manager at City Community Tennis
Marita Morgan is a dedicated advocate for disability inclusion with over a decade of experience in the disability sector. As the Operations Manager at City Community Tennis, Marita takes on multiple roles, including Adaptive Tennis and Inclusion Manager and Facility Manager. She coordinates the Adaptive Tennis program and other community initiatives, ensuring that people of all abilities have access to quality tennis programs.

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