Presentations
Bring Nick to your event virtually or in person to be inspired by his stories that empower inclusion.
KEYNOTES
How Do You Want To Be Remembered?
Nick will leave both your student and teacher audiences inspired to take action as he speaks about the journey he and his family are on to create an inclusive environment for his daughter.
This message is illustrated through real life stories that will leave the audience laughing as well as thinking about the legacy they are creating. This presentation illustrates that inclusion without bias is what will fundamentally contribute to eradicating hate and building a lasting inclusive culture in your work community. Nick pulls from the life lessons he learned while cycling 8312 km from Victoria, BC to St. John’s, NFLD on his Move for Inclusion journey to raise awareness about Inclusion. Nick shares with the audience that if
‘your why for doing something is big enough, then the how you do it will always show up.’
He
shares practical approaches to fostering the most inclusive work place possible by offering insights and tips on how to propagate a diverse workplace through his years of working in the inclusion and diversity space.
How Do You Want To Be Remembered? - Teacher's Edition
Nick comes at this from a unique understanding of being a teacher and a parent. Audiences will go on a journey with Nick and leave feeling inspired as well as wanting to continue to take action, as he speaks about the journey he and his family are to create an inclusive environment for his daughter.
WORKSHOPS
The Cadence Effect
Nick will work with your business or organization on how to align your aspirations with application as well as how to measure days and months, so you are getting the most out of each day.
Nick offers 2-hour, half-day and full-day options ideal for all types of businesses, organizations and teachers.
Communicating with the Exceptional Child Parents
This workshop is for teachers K-12 and is centred around how to make your classroom inclusive, as well as how to effectively communicate with the parents of the exceptional children in your classroom. Nick brings years of teaching experience, as well as being a Dad to his daughter Brynn who has Down Syndrome. This insightful workshop will give teachers the tools to effectively communicate with students as well as parents. (Ideal for teachers and students in Teachers college)