The future of sport is gender equitable. We’ve seen the research – when girls and young women benefit from quality sport opportunities, it carries them forward in their lives and careers, bringing more diverse perspectives to the leadership table. And when women and girls are making decisions, sport is more likely to represent their perspectives and meet their needs, keeping them engaged longer. It’s a circle we need to keep supporting.
But if we’re going to feed that circle, we need to keep having the tough conversations about the places we’re falling short. As leaders, it’s crucial that we increase our comfort in addressing inequity directly, seeking new perspectives, and implementing effective solutions. That’s why we’re so excited to launch our new e-module: Gender Equity LENS.
This e-learning module will help sport leaders learn how to ask the right questions and challenge assumptions that keep equity out of reach.
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Diversity & Leadership
Join Canadian Women & Sport and She’s4Sports this Wednesday for the next webinar in our We Are Sport series – we’ll be chatting with Kim Davis, Shireen Ahmed, and Renee Hess about how movements for equity in sport are changing what visionary leadership looks like. Register here.
Design Your Gender Equity Vision
Join experts on gender equity and change management from Canadian Women & Sport and Brock University as we walk you through Same Game: an evidence based, step-by-step online toolkit designed to help sport organizations bring their gender equity vision to life. Register for the September 23 webinar.
Looking Back on 2019-2020
We’re very proud to share Building the Future of Sport, Together, our Impact Report for 2019-2020! Check out the report to learn more about what we’ve been working on with our partners over the last year to make gender equity in sport a reality.
Learning from our partners
We’re updating the case studies on our website with new stories about how our partners are tackling gender equity. Check it out to learn more about how NWT Soccer removed barriers for women coaches, how Ontario Basketball inspired high school girls to consider sport as a career, and more!
We Are Sport
Check out the recording of our first We Are Sport panel about LGBTQI2S inclusion in sport. We’ll be featuring more Instagram Live interviews with guest experts and leaders on September 9 and 16, and our final panel on sport and mental health is on September 23. Register here.