Uncharted 2026

Uncharted 2026

Uncharted is Inclusion Cayman’s inaugural Family Conference — a one-day gathering designed primarily for families, and welcoming educators, policymakers, and community stakeholders committed to inclusion.



Grounded in the social model of disability, the conference focuses on how systems, environments, and attitudes shape access, belonging, and opportunity. Through international keynote speakers, practical workshops, and meaningful dialogue, families will gain tools and confidence to navigate systems that weren’t always built with them in mind.

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Grounded in the social model of disability

The conference focuses on how systems, environments, and attitudes shape access, belonging, and opportunity. Through international keynote speakers, practical workshops, and meaningful dialogue, families will gain tools and confidence to navigate systems that weren’t always built with them in mind.

Featuring internationally renowned keynote speakers The Pease Brothers, this first-of-its-kind event will leave attendees inspired, informed, and ready to shape a more inclusive future for Cayman, even when the path ahead feels uncharted.

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We are deeply grateful to the organisations who believe inclusion is not optional, but is essential.

Their leadership ensures families, individuals, and community stakeholders are supported as they navigate systems, transitions, and opportunities across the lifespan.

Our Sponsors

Trailblazer Sponsor

Programmatic Sponsor

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Sensory Room Sponsor

Dhown Homes Logo

After-Party Sponsor

Navigator Sponsor

Navigator Sponsor

Navigator Sponsor

Meet Our Keynote Speakers:

The Pease Brothers

In partnership with the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage, Inclusion Cayman is proud to welcome The Pease Brothers as keynote speakers for our inaugural conference.

Known globally for their powerful storytelling and advocacy, The Pease Brothers challenge us to move beyond assumptions, re-examine systems, and imagine communities where everyone is expected, and supported, to belong.


Their keynote will inspire families and stakeholders alike to push past “pre-convenient” limits, centre dignity and autonomy, and vision with hope for a more inclusive future.

Meet the Experts

Our speaker lineup brings together families, advocates, professionals, and policy voices, each contributing expertise grounded in lived experience, practice, and systems change.

Headshot of Premier Andre Ebanks with Cayman Islands Flag behind his right shoulder

Hon. André Ebanks

Premier of the Cayman Islands

Stepping into his role in May of 2025, Premier Ebanks has always been committed to stregthening community, and advancing the needs of all Caymanians, and residents of Cayman. He joins Uncharted to affirm the Government’s role in building a more inclusive Cayman for persons with disabilities and their families.

Headshot of Minister Isaac Rankine, Minister of Youth Sports Culture and Heritage

Hon. Minister Isaac rankine

Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage & Ministry of Social Innovation and Development

on. Isaac Rankine brings decades of community commitment and professional experience to his role as Minister of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage. His ministry is proud to present the keynote address by the Pease Brothers at Uncharted 2026, championing inclusion through sport and beyond.

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hon. minister rolston ANGLIN

Minister for Finance and Economic Development and Minister for Education and Training

A Certified Public Accountant and longtime advocate for education reform, Minister Anglin has served Cayman’s public as an elected representative since 2000. He joins Uncharted 2026 as a presenting sponsor through the Ministry of Education & Training, underscoring the government’s commitment to inclusive education for all learners.

Kyle and Brent Pease also known as The Pease Brothers at a speaking engagement

The PEASE BROTHERS

Co-Founders of The Kyle Pease Foundation

Kyle and Brent Pease made history as the first push-assist brother duo to complete the IRONMAN World Championship, redefining what’s possible for people with disabilities. As keynote speakers at Uncharted 2026, they challenge families and community stakeholders to push past “pre-convenient” limits and vision a more inclusive future together.

Smiling Head Shot of Leslie Bromfield who a Board Member of Inclusion Cayman

leslie bromfield

Fireside Chat Host, Advocate & Board Member of Inclusion Cayman

As an elementary teacher and church-based advocate for children and youth, Leslie witnessed firsthand the evolution of education and support for students with additional needs. Now a mother of two, including a child with Down syndrome, she champions greater inclusion in the community while building a career in real estate.

Tobi Brennan in blue dress smiling at camera

Tobi brennan

Master of Ceremonies, Compass TV

Tobi is a familiar face in the Cayman Islands as a broadcaster and journalist with Cayman Compass TV, bringing warmth, professionalism, and a deep connection to the local community to everything she does. She lends her voice and presence to Uncharted 2026 as Master of Ceremonies, guiding families and stakeholders through a landmark day in Cayman’s inclusion journey.

Headshot of Brent Holt, Educational Psychologist and Inclusion Cayman Board Member

Brent Holt

Inclusion Facilitator, Educational Psychologist, Board Member of Inclusion Cayman

 Throughout his 35-year career,  he served as an Educational Psychologist, Head of Student Services, and Senior Policy Advisor – Inclusion for the Cayman Islands Ministry of Education until retiring from government service in 2013.  Chairing the Board of Directors from 2010, he believes that inclusion is a human right that not only benefits people with disabilities but enriches the lives of all within our community.

Headshot of Shan Harriman CEO of Inclusion Cayman and Chair of the Disability Council

Shan Harriman

CEO Inclusion Cayman

As a mother of a daughter with complex disabilities, who has over 25 years’ experience working in the financial industry as a certified accountant, Shan brings a wealth of personal and professional experience to Inclusion Cayman. Her own personal journey with her daughter has provided her with a solid understanding of what barriers parents are faced with, and has given her direct insight into the importance of living an inclusive life.

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CARON MURPHY

HR Manager, A.L. Thompson’s

Caron is a seasoned Human Resources Manager with over 16 years of experience leading people strategy at A. L. Thompson’s. As an active partner in the Inclusion Cayman employment pillar, she joins Uncharted 2026’s employment inclusion panel to share how businesses can create meaningful opportunities for individuals with disabilities in the Caymanian workforce.

The Schedule at a Glance

Agenda

Morning


8:00am – 9:00am

Registration & Breakfast


9:00am – 9:30am

Welcome Remarks

  • Tobi Brennan, Master of Ceremonies
  • Shan Harriman, CEO, Inclusion Cayman
  • Hon. André Ebanks, Premier of the Cayman Islands
  • Minister Rolston Anglin,  Minister for Education & Training
  • Minister Isaac Rankine, Minister of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage, & Social Development and Innovation

9:30am – 10:15am

Keynote Address: The Pease Brothers

  • Kyle and Brent Pease, The Kyle Pease Foundation

Presented by the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage


10:15am – 10:30am

Coffee Break & Networking


10:30am – 11:15am

Fireside Chat: Let’s Talk Relationships: Friendships, Relationships & Social Skills

  • Cary Ombres, Best Buddies, Vice-President International
  • Leslie Bromfield, Mother, Advocate, Inclusion Cayman Board Member

Presented by the Ministry of Education & Training


11:15am – 12:00 noon

Panel Discussion: Visioning for Inclusive Employment

  • Caron Murphy, AL Thompson’s
  • Keisha Powery-Roberts, Conyers Cayman
  • Leif Edwards-Best, Dart Enterprises Ltd.

Presented by the Ministry of Education & Training


12:00 noon – 1:00pm

Lunch & Activations


Afternoon


1:00pm – 1:45pm

Choose a breakout session:

Path A : Becoming an Effective Advocate (Without Burning Out)

  • Brent Holt, Educational Psychologist & Inclusion Advocate
  • Shan Harriman, CEO Inclusion Cayman, Mother and Advocate

Presented by the Ministry of Education & Training

Path B: From Assessment to Action: A Guide to Support

  • Leslie Hayes, Lead Educational Psychologist, Cayman Islands Department of Education
  • Stephanie Edwards, Educational Psychologist, Cayman Islands Department of Education Services

Presented by the Ministry of Education & Training


1:45pm – 2:15pm

Coffee Break & Networking


2:15pm – 3:00pm

Path A: Planning With Love: Protecting your Child for Life and Beyond

  • Daniel Altneu, Bedell Cristin

Sponsored by Ogier Cayman Islands

Path B: The Disabilities Act in Cayman: From Intention to Action

  • Mehr Petkovsek, Senior Policy Advisor, MSDI

Sponsored and Presented by Ministry of Social Development and Innovation


3:00pm – 3:45pm

Path A: Utilising Technology & AI Pragmatically in Service Environments

  • Tasha Kalinowski, Pedagogista & Educational Philosophy Coach
  • Nathan Chesney, Inclusion Facilitator & Assistive AI Coach

Sponsored by the Ministry of Education & Training

Path B: Sensory World 101: Practical Insights & Applications

  • Melissa Chavez, MOT, Health Services Authority

Sponsored and presented by the Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability


4:00pm – 5:00pm

Get ‘ Dhown’ After-Party

Presented by Dhown Homes


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Curating Inclusive Spaces & Experiences

Our team and partners have worked together to create a memorable and inclusive experience for attendees. What can you expect?

Sensory Room

Sponsored by PwC Cayman Islands and curated by the Occupational Therapy Team from The Lighthouse School, our Sensory Room offers a calm, supportive space to regulate, rest, or reset at any time during the conference. Drop in whenever you need — no explanations required.

Location: Cobalt East

on-site care

In partnership with The Wellness Centre, and the Ministry of Education, we are offering on-site childcare led by specialists and Occupational Therapists.



PLEASE NOTE: To request on-site childcare support please email info@inclusioncayman.ky . Limited spaces available — early registration encouraged.

Children will engage in meaningful, supported activities throughout the day, allowing parents and caregivers to focus on conference content with confidence.

Location: Sapphire Room & Patio

Get ‘Dhown’ after-party

Sponsored by Dhown Homes, this end of day party will be a space to celebrate joy, connection, and community, which are all fundamental to imagining inclusive futures.

Join us for a fun hour-long soiree featuring great music, delicious nibbles, and space for everyone to celebrate inclusivity and growth.

Location: Azure Ballroom

Got questions? We have answers

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Families are at the heart of Uncharted. We also warmly welcome educators, policymakers, service providers, advocates, and anyone committed to advancing inclusion alongside the disability community.

  • The conference focuses on how environments, systems, policies, and attitudes create barriers, and how changing those structures can increase participation, dignity, and belonging for everyone.

  • Yes. A limited number of spots for on-site childcare are available in partnership with The Wellness Centre and funded by the Ministry of Education. To ensure the proper level of care and comfort can be provided, registrants must secure a spot for childcare during registration.

  • Hotel Indigo is committed to accessibility, including step-free access, accessible restrooms, and inclusive event spaces. If you have specific access needs, please contact us so we can support you. Our team will also be on-site with a group of volunteers to help support any needs that may arise during the event.

  • Yes. Thanks to PWC Cayman Islands, a dedicated Sensory Room will be available throughout the day for regulation, rest, or decompression.

  • Yes. Complimentary parking is available at Hotel Indigo for conference attendees. Valet parking is also available at a cost to participants.

  • Yes. A limited number of discounted staycation rates are available for conference attendees. Details will be shared after registration.

  • Yes. While we encourage full-day participation, flexible attendance is welcome.

  • Email our conference team at info@inclusioncayman.ky. We’re happy to help!