In episode 6, we conclude our series with 3 special guests, all of which are skateboarders from the Skate Like a Girl community: Alexa Berriochoa, Jai Ledesma, and Lou Williams. They courageously and powerfully share their personal experiences around gender identity and their thoughts about inclusivity in the skateboarding industry/community. Dr. Vanessa Yingling and Dr. Jennifer Sherwood give us a fun and youthful skit about about bone health, acted out by MaKenna Duda. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

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In episode 5, we cover gender equity within sports. Kristin Ebeling interviews Anne Lieberman, Director of Program and Policy at Athlete Ally. Anne shares the impactful work Athlete Ally is doing to advocate for Trans athletes in sports. Listen in for MaKenna Duda’s quick reminder about the importance of water consumption. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

https://aei.athleteally.org

https://www.csueastbay.edu/cssj/index.html

https://www.skatelikeagirl.com/

In episode 4 Kim Woozy chats with therapist Chettina Hunter, Professor of Kinesiology and Sociology, Dr. Mike Regan, and student researcher Cecilia Ledezma. We dive deeper into the topic of mental health specifically on campus at California State University, East Bay. Take a mindful moment with Dr. Jenny O. around the idea of framing tendencies and how we can positively interpret and respond instead of react to others with the “CRTC” method. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

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www.csueastbay.edu/cssj/index.html

www.skatelikeagirl.com/

In episode 3, we hone in on the topic of mental health in sport. Kristin Ebeling interviews former pro skateboarder, John Rattray. Rattray is also the founder of “Why So Sad,” whose mission is to raise awareness and maintain dialogue around the subject of Mental Health, Suicide Alertness and Prevention. MaKenna Duda briefly inquires about your sleep hygiene with a mindful moment. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

https://www.thepredatorybird.com/why-so-sad-a-mission-for-mental-health/

https://www.csueastbay.edu/cssj/index.html

https://www.skatelikeagirl.com/

In episode 2, we further explore the future of sports and social justice, with a panel of guests: Professor Jeffrey Montez de Oca and coaches Christina Rodriguez and Sophie Goethals, led by Kim Woozy. We take a moment to hear from professor Aaron Miller and how he uses meditation to take a break from technology and improve mental performance. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

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https://sociology.uccs.edu/jeffrey-montez-de-oca

https://www.csueastbay.edu/cssj/index.html

https://www.skatelikeagirl.com/

In this episode, Kristin Ebeling interviews Rita Liberti, co-founder of the CSSJ and Professor of Kinesiology. Their conversation focuses on the future of sports and social justice. MaKenna Duda also presents a mindful moment on the importance of movement. Funding for Making Moves was provided by California State University East Bay and the Center for Sport and Social Justice.

https://www.csueastbay.edu/cssj/index.html

https://www.skatelikeagirl.com/