International Women's Day 2022
Women in Sport Resources
If you’re familiar with us at Athlete Assessments, you would know that we’re huge advocators for gender equality and female representation in sport, which is part of the reason we were so excited by this year’s theme for International Women’s Day on March 8th 2022, to be #BreakTheBias.
While we know there are many so resources available on the International Women’s Day website, we wanted to compile a number of our resources which specifically focus on women in sport. Whether you’re a female coach, athlete, or administrator, a fan of women’s sport, or someone looking to find out more about how you can contribute towards supporting these women, this list is for you.
Below you’ll find highlights of some of the amazing women we are fortunate enough to work with, articles that highlight gender disparity in sport and present important statistics and facts, valuable ways to support women coaches, and a downloadable magazine.
Meaningful Ways to Genuinely Support Women Coaches
We’ve asked the question of people who know and have created this live list. We invite you to take the time to read through this incredible list of insights, and even join us in growing this list to be a valuable resource for others.
People+Sport:
Women in Sport Special Edition
This special edition People+Sport Release focuses on Women in Sport. Released for International Women’s Day in 2021, we share highlights of some of the amazing women we are lucky enough to work with that are doing great things in sport. Click the button below to download your own free copy today!
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The Gender Equality Debate:
A Boost for Women in Sport
Education and information surrounding gender equality and equal rights is more accessible and discussed by the broader community than ever. We look at some of the latest insights into the growth, discrepancies, and facts surrounding female inclusivity and parity in sport.
More Articles on Women in Sport
Revisiting the 2022 IWG Conference
From standout presentations to the connection to culture, the women of Athlete Assessments reflect on and highlight our key takeaways from the 2022 IWG conference held in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Connection with Culture in Aotearoa: Creating Effective Leaders
Sarah Leberman, Professor of Leadership at Massey University, and co-founder of Women in Sport Aotearoa, on authentically connecting with your culture to build meaningful connections and skills as a leader.
Maximizing Roles and Inspiring Team Leadership
Vice President of Mental Health and Wellness for the WTA and Founder of Ahlgren Bedics Consulting, LLC, Dr. Becky Ahlgren Bedics unpacks the how-to behind empowering athletes to lead in roles that complement their natural style.
Coming off the Pitch: Four Decades of Consistent Leadership
Missouri State Head Softball Coach, Holly Hesse on her 35 years at the helm, what factors are crucial for program and student athlete success, and how to get the best out of the people around you.
Strong Women Support Women: The Japanese Women Leaders and Coaches Academy Returns
Back in-person for the first time in three years, the wave of support for women in coaching grows with the eighth annual Japanese Women Leaders and Coaches Academy in Japan.
Empowering your Team with Purposeful Recruitment
Melissa Phillips, Head Coach of the London City Lionesses on understanding yourself as a coach to provide the foundation for athlete self-awareness, and how she uses DISC to enhance team and individual performance through purposeful recruitment and positioning.
Winning Ways of Women Coaches
In line with the 50th anniversary of Title IX and reflecting this new era, comes a new book edited by volleyball coaching legend, Dr. Cecile Reynaud, and features 20 esteemed women coaches, representing 15 sports, who each contributed and examined a different coaching topic from their unique viewpoints.
In-Person, Inspiring, and Investing in Women Coaches with WeCOACH
Back in person for the first time in two years, just in time for the 50th Anniversary of Title IX, the 2022 NCAA Women Coaches Academy and NCAA Academy 2.0 graduates and faculty share personal reflections on the recent academies.
Her Next Play: Developing the Next Generation of Women Leaders
Reflecting on the inaugural Rookie Career Accelerator Program, with President of Her Next Play, Sara Wegmann, and how self-awareness was a critical piece of the equation.
Building the Bridge Between Coaching and Administration
The benefits of a strong and effective coach-athlete relationship has had the spotlight for some time now due to the intrinsic and positive links it has on performance. What’s interesting is coach-administrator relationships have come under increased scrutiny as research highlights poor athlete outcomes across the spectrum of collegiate and professional sports when these relationships breakdown. However, we’ve now seen that addressing this divide at the educational level is producing results in the real world. So, we spoke to Sara Lopez, Ph.D., Teaching Professor of the University of Washington’s unique Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership Master of Education about how.
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