What was some of the main standouts, Keisha, with disability and women and girls as far as that

accessibility? I think what was really good and what I wanted to see happen for the day is the difference between accessibility and inclusion and noticing and identifying that there are two different pieces that go with that.

So I think that was a good eye opener for people that attended, knowing that there's you know, the ability to access, but then how can I be included at the same time? And that's, you know, websites to feeling comfortable and confident to be in the room, feeling engaged, feeling connected.

There's, you know, from the start to the whole process to being involved in a sport.

So rather than working in silos, let's work together, let's learn together and let's educate each other on the ways that do

work.

Celebrating the successes.

Often people focus on the negatives and what's not working, but it's also looking at what is working well and celebrating those so others can learn and sharing those stories.