Aboriginal Women Leadership Workshop

Are you interested in building your leadership skills to contribute to sport and physical activity in your community?  
 
Are you passionate about participation and want to share this passion with others?
 
This event is for you!
 
The Building On Our Strengths workshop, designed by and for Aboriginal women, will provide an
opportunity for women working or volunteering in the sport, recreation, health and education
fields to share their experiences, reflect on ideas, and develop their leadership skills. Discussion
will focus on how to improve community sport and physical activity for Aboriginal girls and
women.
 
When:  1-4 pm FRIDAY, JANUARY 28TH 2011 *Refreshments will be provided
 
Where:  PRINCE ALBERT -ALFRED JENKINS FIELD HOUSE  
            – MALHOLTRA ROOM
 
Cost:   FREE!
 
To Sign-Up:  CONTACT:  Crystal Clarke
Lakeland District for Sport Culture & Recreation
by calling (306) 953-1623 ext 4
or email crystal.ldscr@sasktel.net
 
Please R.S.V.P. by Jan 24th
 2011
Registration numbers are limited, so sign up soon!
 
About the Workshop Facilitator:  
Cross-country skier Colette Bourgonje has participated in all six Paralympic Winter Games as
well as wheel-chair racing in three Summer Games in her phenomenal career so far, with a
collection of eight medals to prove it.  On top of being nominated as Saskatchewan Female
Athlete of the Year in 1999 Colette was inducted to the Saskatoon Sport Hall of Fame in 1998
and she was chosen Saskatoon’s Athlete of the year in 1996. She has worked 15 years with the
Saskatoon Public School Division teaching students in various grade levels. Hailing from the
small town of Porcupine Plain in north east Saskatchewan, Colette now lives just outside of
Prince Albert Saskatchewan.