Cycling4Diversity – Rally in the Valley for Diversity

Cycling4Diversity – Rally in the Valley for Diversity

A team of local cyclists ride in the third annual Cycling4Diversity May 21st to 24th!  The bike trek rides from Victoria to Abbotsford during Cycling4Diversity Week in the province, May 19th to 25th.  Cycling4Diversity will be stopping by 14 cities, speaking to schools and community groups about diversity.
Join in the rally to welcome the group, led by Ken Herar, on Friday, May 24th from 6 to 7pm at The Reach Gallery Museum at 323888 Veterans Way.  Food and refreshments will be served, and all guests will have their names entered into a draw for a chacne to win a free flight from Abbotsford to Kelowna or Red Deer, courtesy of Northwestern Air Lease Ltd.
For more information, visit abcdiversity.ca.

• Start time: 6:00 PM
• Location: The Reach Gallery Museum at 323888 Veterans Way, Abbotsford
• Age information: All Ages

Cycling4Diversity Business Cards

DW Poppy Seniors Boys Rugby Team took a moment to support Cycling4Diversity

Cycling4Diversity brought Damesh Punjabi School and Matsqui Elementary school kids together for a Rally.

Cycling4Diversity (Left to Right) Rick Lucy and Ken Herar two members from the C4D team seated in front brought the Damesh Punjabi School and Matsqui Elementary school kids together for a Rally for the teams upcoming ride from Victoria to Abbotsford on May 21st to May 24th. Cycling4Diversity team will be finishing its ride on May 24th at The Reach Gallery Musuem in Abbotsford and a celebration is being held from 6-7pm. The public is welcome to attend to celebrate Cycling4Diversity Week in our province from May 19th-May 25th.

Randy Kamp introduces Cycling4Diversity in the House of Commons with a Member's Statement

 Cycling4Diversity
Statements by Members

May 2nd, 2013 / 2 p.m.
Conservative

Randy Kamp Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge—Mission, BC

Mr. Speaker, with World Day for Cultural Diversity coming later this month, I am pleased to rise today to commend the efforts of Cycling4Diversity, a team that combines a passion for cycling with spreading the message of cultural diversity and inclusion. Its motto is “Building bridges with dialogue one city at a time”.

Ken Herar from Mission formed this group two years ago with an inaugural ride to Victoria, meeting with groups and community organizations along the way.

Last year, the group made over 40 stops its four-day ride and spoke to thousands of people. The group also met with groups throughout the year to spread the message of inclusion.

This year, from May 21 to May 24, the team will visit 14 cities on its ride from Victoria to Abbotsford, encouraging our communities to be more inclusive in our workplaces, schools and neighbourhoods.

I want to congratulate Ken Herar and Cycling4Diversity on their initiative to foster a spirit of understanding and respect among all Canadians. Their work makes Canada a stronger and better country.

Display at The Reach Gallery Museum where Cycling4Diversity will be finishing its journey on May 24th

Cycling4Diversity receives Greetings from the Prime Minister of Canada