The Reach Ahead to Kinesiology is a five-day access program organized by the University of Toronto's Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education. The program invites Black and Indigenous high school students in Ontario to explore the realm of kinesiology, the study of movement and its impact on health and well-being. The program's main objective is to reduce barriers to post-secondary education and increase the representation of Indigenous and Black students in the field of kinesiology. There are two separate sections of this program; one for Black youth and another for Indigenous youth in 10th and 11th grades. During the program, participants are exposed to a wide range of topics, including how physical activity influences individuals and society, and the interactions between human movement and physical activity. The curriculum is rooted in the physical and life sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities, providing a holistic view on health. The faculty members, alumni, and collaborators conduct interactive, skill-building workshops and activities designed to provide a rewarding and meaningful experience. The program typically runs for five days over the March break. It is an in-person program, with a diverse ensemble of faculty members, alumni, and U of T collaborators working together to deliver the curriculum. Eligibility for the program is limited to Black and Indigenous youth aged 15 - 17 who are currently enrolled in grade 10 or 11 at a high school within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) or who currently reside in the GTA. There is no requirement for participants to be skilled in athleticism, as the study of kinesiology is approached in various ways. The application deadline for the program is typically January for the Black Youth Outreach program, while applications for the Indigenous Youth Outreach program are accepted on an ongoing basis. Upon completion of the program, participants gain a profound understanding of the field of kinesiology, including its career pathways, curricular offerings, and research foci. They also gain valuable experience and skills that could help them access rewarding career paths in the field of kinesiology.