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WomenSport International (WSI) Re: Leadership Changes in the Japan .WE League
WomenSport Internationa (WSI) issued the Statement regards to the recent proposal on leadership change in the Japanese Professional Women’s Soccer League, Women Empowerment League (.WE League).
Japan Society for Sport and Gender Studies hosted the 23rd Conference on Considering the Guarantee of “Gender Diversity” in Sport
Japan Society for Sport and Gender Studies hosted the 23rd Conference on July 6-7, 2024 in Tokyo, Japan.
WSI Past President, Dr. Chroni, received 2024 AASP Distinguished International Scientist-Practitioner Award
Congratulations to WSI Past President, Dr. Ani Chroni for her selection as the Association of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) 2024 Distinguished International Scientist-Practitioner!
Spotlight – WSI Member, Quinthara Nabigha
“My name is Qinthara, a 28-year-old football coach and instructor residing in Jakarta. My passion for football has been ingrained in me since childhood, a time when it was not common for girls to play in my locality. I felt left behind.” WSI member, Quinthara Nabigha shares her experinece.
GAMES Pool of Actions – Gender Equality in Sport Governance
The GAMES Pool of Actions has the scope to be a manual of concrete actions to promote gender equality in leadership positions among sports stakeholders whilst considering the different states of readiness and the political and socio-cultural barriers existing across Europe.
Empowering Women in Sports: WSI’s Impactful Presence at UN Women CSW 68
At the 68th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), WomenSport International (WSI) showcased its commitment to gender equality in sports, engaging in discussions on safe and equitable participation. Key sessions addressed topics from cultural change to inclusivity, featuring experts like Katie Simmonds and Dr. Becky Clark. An in-person event further explored strategies for gender-inclusive sports, emphasizing stakeholder engagement. WSI’s efforts highlighted the importance of creating a safer, more equitable sports environment for girls and women.