EIU Basketball Programs Welcome Beautiful Lives Project to Practice
The sound of sneakers on hardwood and the echo of bouncing basketballs mean more to Bryce Weiler than most. Born blind, the Beautiful Lives Project co-founder has built his life around proving that disabilities don’t stop dreams, but that they redefine them.
“Everyone can be inclusive towards people with disabilities,” Weiler said. “Individuals with disabilities want to experience sports just as much as anyone else without a disability. Being inclusive towards those with disabilities is a way for college athletic departments, professional teams, and other sports organizations to get more fans at games, and to show that everyone is important no matter their disabilities or challenges.
Weiler's goal is simple: to help others see that inclusion in sports creates space where everyone belongs.
Author's summary: Beautiful Lives Project promotes inclusion in sports.
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