LGBTQ+ diversity training
This Pride Month is the perfect time to focus on creating more inclusive spaces. A recent study found that campus rec staff who completed LGBTQ+ diversity training showed significantly improved attitudes, proving that even small interventions can spark meaningful change.
Uncovering sport governance
Sport governance is a crucial yet often ambiguous aspect of sport management, sparking ongoing debates about its practical applications. This study examines the legal and regulatory dimensions of sport governance, identifying key challenges and exploring future directions.
Building partnerships for better public sports infrastructure
Recent research highlights the importance of collaboration in managing public recreational and sports infrastructure. By studying partnerships between the City of Montreal and 7 local organizations, the authors identified several key factors for success, including trust, mutual understanding, and clear agreements. Effective partnerships can foster healthier communities by encouraging physical activity through well-coordinated public spaces.
The New Sport System Landscape: Understanding the Interrelationships between Governance, Brand, and Social Media in Non-Profit Sport Organizations Project
Empowering parents to enhance youth sport experiences
Parents shape youth sports by providing support, but misunderstandings can lead to negative behaviors. Research suggests that sports organizations should view parents as resources, encouraging feedback, mentorship, and collaboration to enhance athlete experiences.
Superstars or a super-team? Building capacity to play like a championship team
What makes a winning team? Is it raw talent, star power, or an overflowing budget? Think again. The most successful teams—on the field or in the office—don’t just rely on superstars. They thrive on balance, leadership, and a collective drive that turns a group of individuals into an unstoppable force. Take the 1972 Miami Dolphins,…