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Find resources, facts and statistics about women in sport, and how to test your organization’s gender equity.
The Alberta government recognizes that women and girls are under-represented in all areas of sport, as coaches, athletes, leaders, and administrators. For example:
To close the gender gap in sport, the Alberta government works with partners in the sport sector to build awareness, provide education and develop capacity so that sport is more representative and inclusive for women and girls.
Consider the following:
To test your organization’s gender equity, see the Gender Equity Assessment Tool (PDF, 847 KB).
Canada Games Apprenticeship Program
Alberta Women in Sport Leadership Impact Program
InMotion Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting physical activity for girls and women in Alberta. Their mission is to inspire and empower girls and women of all abilities in Alberta to participate in sport and physical activity.
The Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS) offers the Women and Leadership Program. This program consists of a series of 5 professional development sessions that blend theory with practical applications, and provide an opportunity for women working or volunteering in the sport or physical activity sector to share experiences, reflect on ideas and apply specific techniques. These workshops are highly relevant for today’s young professionals and experienced leaders. The sessions also allow for networking opportunities among participants.
CAAWS Women and Leadership Workshops are eligible for NCCP PD Points.
For more information, see:
Julie Hurd
Phone: 780-427-5132
Email: [email protected]
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