ICEA waves program

In 2010 the ICEA Waves Program was established in recognition and appreciation of the strong link between the ocean and Aboriginal people throughout Australia. Under this banner the first ICEA Classic was held in 2010, and hosted young surfers from all over Western Australia. The competition strived to highlight the important link between the Aboriginal people and the ocean, as well educate the young Western Australian surfing community of the many educational disparities faced by Aboriginal children. The first ICEA classic held in August of 2010 was a massive success, boasting over 40 up-and-coming junior surfers as well as accommodating close to 600 spectators.

In 2011, the ICEA Waves Program is set to expand its reach on the young Western Australian surfing and Aboriginal communities. The establishment of the ICEA Waves Committee, comprising of young leaders from schools around the metropolitan area has provided a strong foundation for the program and an exciting future. Furthermore the program aims to integrate local young Aboriginals into the surfing community, through providing a series of surf “workshops”, enabling these children and young adults to learn and experience the joys of surfing. Finally the much anticipated, second ICEA Classic went ahead on 22nd July 2011, and has gathered a great deal of interest from local surf industries and communities

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ICEA classic 2011 event description

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