Hello Athletes and Coaches of Team BC at the 2023 North American Indigenous Games! Welcome to your ultimate resource hub! As you embark on this incredible journey, we want to ensure that you have all the necessary information. Before setting off to the 2023 NAIG, we highly recommend going through the valuable resources provided below.
Team BC Handbook
This Handbook contains important information about Team BC and the Halifax, 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) and outlines the responsibilities of all Team BC members, including athletes, coaches, managers and mission staff.
There are many benefits and privileges that come with being chosen to represent British Columbia, but in turn, all Team BC members, including athletes, coaches, managers and mission staff, are expected to fulfill certain responsibilities and obligations.
Please familiarize yourselves with all of the information in this Handbook.
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Family Support Guide to the Games
Congratulations on your athlete’s participation in the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Halifax as part of Team BC! This guide is designed to provide family members/guardians with information, tips, and recommendations to ensure a successful and enjoyable experience for both you and your athlete during the games.
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Team BC Media Guide:
As you embark on your thrilling training journey and gear up to participate in the upcoming North American Indigenous Games, we have created a Team BC Media Guide to help you feel comfortable, poised and articulate in dealing with the media, to learn the fine art of effective self-promotion, and to raise your media profile.
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Team BC Code of Conduct
The purpose of the Team BC Code of Conduct (the “Code”) is to ensure a safe and positive environment within the Team BC programs, activities, and events by making individuals aware that there is an expectation, at all times, on and off the field of play, of appropriate behaviour consistent with the core values of I·SPARC, NAIG, and any other host society. This Code of Conduct is a basic outline of expected behaviour. Those who demonstrate an inability to conduct themselves in an appropriate, socially acceptable manner will be subject to the I·SPARC and Team BC Disciplinary Process.
All members of Team BC have signed and agreed to the Team BC Code of Conduct.
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Team BC Social Media Policy
The I·SPARC social media policy provides direction to I·SPARC and Team BC employees, volunteers, and participants with guidelines for the use of I·SPARC related images and information with professionalism and integrity on various social media platforms. Please familiarize yourself with the information within this document.