This morning, the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players Association announced the launch of the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition, supporting the group with $1 million USD committed to programs that promote diversity in hockey. Devils Director of Player Development Meghan Duggan is a member of the coalition and we spoke exclusively with her about her participation and the impact the coalition is making in the sport of hockey.
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NHL, NHLPA celebrate the launch of the Player Inclusion Coalition, a group of former NHL and women's professional Players helping to advance equality and inclusion in the sport
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