Vegas Veterans Hockey founder Griego 2023 Stick Tap for Service winner
Retired Air Force loadmaster recognized for bringing hockey to former military service members in Nevada
by Tracey Myers @Tramyers_NHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
LAS VEGAS -- Jason Griego said he had just retired from the military and was "looking for something to do" when the seeds of the Vegas Veterans Hockey Foundation were planted.
Color of Hockey: Khan giving back as Ice Hockey in Harlem volunteer coach
New York resident, part-time Rangers staffer aims to 'make a difference' with kids eager to learn, play sport
by William Douglas @WDouglasNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog since 2012. Douglas joined NHL.com in 2019 and writes about people of color in the sport. Today, as part of NHL.com's celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Month, he profiles Umar Khan, a part-time New York Rangers hockey program instructor who helps coach players for Ice Hockey in Harlem and the 43 Oak Foundation in New York.
Learn to Play helping Islanders-affiliated rink flourish in New York
Activations from NHL, NHLPA programs opening doors for kids from all backgrounds
by Jon Lane @JonLaneNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
The NHL is celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander Month in May. As part of that celebration, NHL.com will be providing stories of activations across the sport of hockey. Today, a look at how the New York Islanders and San Jose Sharks are welcoming kids from all backgrounds to the game of hockey.
'Ice Queens' documentary celebrates Black women in hockey
James, Koelzar among those featured in film from award-winning director Mason
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Black women have been making their impact on hockey for many years. Now a new documentary celebrates their contributions
Dumba of Wild hosts 3rd annual Hockey Without Limits diversity youth camp
Reaves, Fleury among Minnesota players at event for more than 300 players
by Jessi Pierce / NHL.com Independent Correspondent
ROSEVILLE, Minn. -- More than 300 youth hockey players from various hockey organizations around the Twin Cities took part in Matt Dumba's third annual Hockey Without Limits Camp on Monday.
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Welcome to Hockey Is For Everyone, a joint initiative between the NHL and NHL Players' Association.
All 32 NHL teams celebrate Hockey Is For Everyone with unique programming, partnerships, ceremonies, observances and community activations.
Flyers giving nonbinary youth 'once-in-a-lifetime chance' on Pride Night
Trin Stephens to beat ceremonial drum after encouragement from Laughton, van Riemsdyk
by Adam Kimelman @NHLAdamK / NHL.com Deputy Managing Editor
PHILADELPHIA -- Trin Stephens got some extra motivation before their first hockey practice.
NHL's role in Global Sports Mentoring Program paying dividends
As host organization, League aiding in quest to help girls in Mexico pursue athletic careers
by Jon Lane @JonLaneNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
NEW YORK -- Brenda Moller exited the elevator of the NHL corporate offices in New York on Oct. 17. She was greeted by executive vice president, club business affairs Susan Cohig and others she would get to know as colleagues for two weeks at a host organization for the U.S. Department of State Global Sports Mentoring Program.
Color of Hockey: Warren takes ice as BC's first men's Black captain
Honor 'meant the world to me,' senior defenseman, Wild prospect says
by William Douglas @WDouglasNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog since 2012. Douglas joined NHL.com in 2019 and writes about people of color in the sport. Today, he profiles defenseman Marshall Warren, the first Black captain of the Boston College men's hockey team.
Color of Hockey: Coyotes succeeding in outreach to Hispanic youth
Rodriguez-led effort making gains at schools, rec centers, on streets
by William Douglas @WDouglasNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog since 2012. Douglas joined NHL.com in 2019 and writes about people of color in the sport. Today, he profiles Jonah Rodriguez, manager for Hispanic Hockey Development for the Arizona Coyotes.