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Roundtable: History of racism and the effect on black participation rates in water-based outdoor recreation
Tuesday, July 26, 2022, 3:30 AM - 4:30 PM EDT
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History of racism and the effect on black participation rates in water-based outdoor recreationRiver Management Roundtable
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Ten years after becoming an amputee, Joe Moore left a law career to share his love of an active outdoor recreation lifestyle with others. In 2011, Joe began a journey of training, education and exploration to become an adaptive sports and recreation industry leader. In 2013, Joe joined the staff of the American Canoe Association (ACA) to help redevelop its adaptive paddling program and to lead the organization‘s education and outreach efforts. In 2014, Joe designed and implemented the inaugural ACA Adaptive Paddling Summit. In February 2015, Joe founded Adaptive Expeditions, an interactive, experiential nonprofit designed to empower individuals with physical and / or sensory disabilities with the skills and confidence to maintain active, independent lifestyles. Adaptive Expeditions leads local programs in Charleston, SC and teaches outdoor recreation industry best practices around the country. Since 2015, Joe has led 96 professional credentialing workshops in 39 different states. Adaptive Expeditions offers Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Training Courses which are relevant for anyone working with individuals with disabilities. |
River Management Roundtables are open to both RMS members and non-members. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required! We share recordings from our Roundtables, so even if you can't make it, you can register to receive the recording and links. You can access this recording as well as dozens of previous Roundtables, webinars and workshops in our River Training Channel.
About RMS River Management Roundtables
Each month, the River Management Society hosts virtual conversations with professional river, greenway, and water trails leaders, planners, and managers whose community, region, state and federal river will benefit from the experiences of peer-to-peer sharing. Our goal is to facilitate an open forum to support your work managing rivers. We work together to tackle common issues by asking questions, sharing solutions and building comradery.