Strengthening Mental Health in and Through Sport

At the last Olympic and Paralympic Games we saw unprecedented examples of athletes advocating for athlete mental health and exemplifying the skillful management of their own mental health. Join Dr. Jennifer Walinga for Episode 12 in our Sport, Leadership and Social Change webinar series: Strengthening Mental Health in and Through Sport. For this panel discussion,…

Safe Sport Seminar – the Chicago Blackhawks Case Study

Durant Barristers and Gillian Hnatiw & Co. will be leading a webinar on Safe Sport on December 14 at 12:00pm EST. The cost of attendance is $40 + HST. Using the Blackhawks case as a starting point, this webinar will offer valuable insights into how we can make sports in Canada safer for all, as…

Negotiation Skills for Sport Leaders

Negotiation Skills for Sport Leaders This webinar introduces the best practices of principled negotiation as they apply to the sport context. Participants will learn tips and strategies to discover the underlying interests of parties, de-escalate conflicts and preserve relationships throughout the resolution of a disagreement or dispute. While comparing different approaches to negotiation, step-by-step processes are…

Quality Sport, Long-Term Development & Coaching Practice: What Can We Do Now with What We Know?

Coaches can have a profound impact on the lives of athletes, from their development during the early stages through to the Podium Pathway and eventually into Competitive for Life. In 2020, the Coaching Association of Canada and Sport for Life commissioned Dr. Francois Trudeau to conduct a literature review examining “Long-Term Development (LTD) in Sport Framework Implementation by Sport Coaches.” And…

Virtual Grief and Loss Literacy Workshop

Sport Law is excited to launch a new virtual offering to support grief and loss literacy for caring leaders in and outside of sport. This workshop will be hosted by Sport Law Partner and Integral Master Coach™, Dina Bell-Laroche. This workshop will be hosted on December 8, 2021. The virtual workshop has been designed to create a safe and enriching…

Virtual Sport Leaders Retreat: Sport Coaches and Technical Leadership Edition

Sport Law is committed to sharing a leadership experience that was launched by Sport Law Partner Dina Bell-Laroche in collaboration with the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport to coaches and technical leaders.  The Sport Leaders Retreat – Sport Coaches and Technical Leadership Edition will run virtually from December 2021 – March 2022 and incorporates relevant teachings to…

Gender Equity in Coaching Webinar

Join us, the CAC and our great panel of sport leaders to learn how your organization can help create a more equitable coaching landscape. Coaches are the most visible and influential leaders in sport. They shape the day-to-day lived experiences of participants and influence the growth and development of sport. We can’t be what we…

SDRCC Webinar – Early Resolution Facilitation – Resolving Disputes Thoughtfully

Early Resolution Facilitation – Resolving Disputes ThoughtfullyWhen sports disputes arise, internal appeal processes can be time consuming, costly and can cause irreparable damages to relationships. Parties have many processes they can agree on in order to resolve a dispute: mediation, med/arb or arbitration. Another alternative dispute resolution process that sport organizations can suggest is Early…

OneAbility Education Day

The 2021 OneAbility Education Day will feature information and calls to action around creating spaces and programs.  Persons with disabilities have been disproportionately impacted with the loss of programs and services during the pandemic. This free learning morning will provide opportunities to support the return to inclusive and accessible play for all abilities! Click here…

Facebook Live: A Discussion on Transgender Day of Remembrance

We tend to think of Transgender rights and issues as a recent development; but in reality, there is a great history that cannot be forgotten. As the world changes, there are many moments and people of the past that need to be remembered in order to support more change in the future. We invite you…

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