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TRANSFORMING SPORT IN CANADA SO GIRLS AND WOMEN CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.




LATEST INITIATIVES


RESEARCH


IT’S TIME: UNLOCKING THE POWER OF PRO WOMEN’S SPORT FANS

In this first-of-its-kind research we illustrate the tremendous value—current
and potential—that fans of women’s sports in Canada represent for all manner of
sport business. 

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RESEARCH


RALLY REPORT INSIGHTS: BODY CONFIDENCE

Body changes and menstruation, combined with social and cultural pressures, can
contribute to low body confidence in girls. As a result, many girls are pushed
out of sport.

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PROGRAMS


FOR SPORT LEADERS: GENDER EQUITY LENS E-LEARNING

Learn how to create sport environments that support women and girls to
participate and lead in sport over the long term through this short and
cost-effective resource. Participants receive NCCP PD Points upon completion.

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FOR NSO GOVERNANCE REFORM: GENDER EQUITY PLAYBOOK

The Gender Equity Playbook provides a collaborative review and assessment of
sport organizations’ policies, programs, and practices through a gender equity
lens. Organizations build their competencies and confidence by establishing
solid internal policies, processes and programs through exploration and gender
equity gaps resolution.

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FOR ORGANIZATIONS: RETAINING GIRLS IN SPORT WORKSHOP

In this workshop designed for coaches, recreation leaders, teachers and sport
administrators, participants will explore how to holistically design programs to
meet the psycho-social needs of girls to increase their participation and
retention in sport and physical activity.

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LATEST NEWS


THE NEXT PLAY: 50 ONTARIO ORGANIZATIONS COMMIT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR GIRLS IN
SPORT 

Canadian Women & Sport is proud to announce to 50 Ontario sport, physical
activity and recreation organizations selected to participate…

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17 MILLION CANADIANS CONSIDER THEMSELVES FANS OF WOMEN’S SPORT ACCORDING TO NEW
RESEARCH

First-of-its-kind Canadian study highlights unique attributes of Canadian fans
of women’s sport and the value fandom represents for sport business.…

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CANADIAN WOMEN & SPORT TO EXPAND ITS PROGRAM FACILITATORS AND CONSULTANTS TEAM

It’s a great time to join the organization! Canadian Women & Sport currently has
a team of 20 Program Facilitators…

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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT INVESTS IN THE NEXT PLAY AND CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS
IN SPORT AND RECREATION 

The Next Play program will equip 50 Ontario-based community organizations with
tools and resources to engage more girls and gender-diverse…

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