#NoGoodWay is motionball’s anti-bullying campaign in support of Special Olympics athletes and all those living with intellectual disabilities.
This campaign promotes the use of inclusive language with a goal of ending the casual and negative use of the “R-word” (retard) from everyday conversations.
By choosing kindness and inclusion, you can join tens of thousands of Canadians to create safer & more inclusive environments for all Canadians living with intellectual disabilities. This is just the beginning of the #NoGoodWay journey. Together, we can create a more inclusive Canada!
Each year, millions of Canadians hear our messaging from coast-to-coast and thousands of Canadians agree to pledge their support online.
In our 12th iteration of the campaign, we are calling all Agents of Change to help us spread the word of our mission far and wide. Are you ready to take on the mission?
Find the R-word. Eliminate it!
On November 18th, become an Agent of Change by choosing inclusion – in conversation, online, and in everyday life!
On November 18th, Canadians will become Agents of Change and help to eliminate the use of the R-word.
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Visit us on social media and share our official national videos. Add your own videos and post those on your own account. Let’s turn those feeds Yellow!!
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Don’t forget to use our hashtags: #NoGoodWay, #motionball, #MakeTheChoice, #UserYourVoice
motionball is a national not-for-profit organization that raises funds and awareness in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation.
motionball hosts more than 50 annual events in 19 cities and on 30 University campuses across Canada, bringing together students, young professionals and local Special Olympics athletes in fun and inclusive settings. Founded in 2002, motionball is proud to have donated over $22 MILLION (net) since inception.
The #NoGoodWay Campaign was created by motionball in 2014 with the ultimate goal of eliminating the casual and negative use of the R-Word in everyday conversation.
