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This year’s International Women’s Day theme include, the United Nations - For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment - and International Women’s Day - Collectively for #IWD2025 we can all #AccelerateAction.
To download your copy of Canadian Women and Sports Rally Report, check out their resources.
In 2024 ASICS released the Move Her Mind Study, where the researched affirmed that the more women move, the better we feel. Sasha was part of leading one of the focus groups for the work and she was an ambassador in the launch of the report. Reach out to Sasha if you have any questions about this work or you want her to come speak to you, your club or organization about helping to keep more women moving.
Learn more about Fast and Female and their REAL (Relatable, Empowering, Active Leaders) Role Models (RRMs). And since both Molly and Sasha are RRMs feel free to reach out to us to ask any questions.
Research Bites:
SIRC (The Sport Information Resource Centre) is Canada’s leading and most trusted partner in advancing sport through knowledge and evidence. SIRC is dedicated to engaging with organizations and individuals involved in the development of sport, recreation, and physical education in Canada and globally. Our mission is to enhance the capacity of our shared community to foster growth and pursue excellence. They have a wealth of information, including Why do girls need athletic role models?
In the Journal Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, Kelly et al’s A Review of the Impact of Sporting Role Model-Led Interventions on Physical Activity and Sport Participation of Female Youth
In the Journal of Psychology of Sport & Exercise Sabiston et al’s What’s a coach to do? Exploring coaches’ perspectives of body image in girls sport (full text available!)
You can learn more about Allison Forsyth and her work with Gen Safe, where she and her team are dedicated to championing safe sport.
Remember you can follow Molly and Sasha on Social Media including:
Molly - @mollyjhurford @stronggirlpublishing
Sasha - @SGollishRuns @Yellow_Running_Shoes
Get full access to Strong Girl Society at stronggirl.substack.com/subscribe
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By Strong Girl PublishingThis year’s International Women’s Day theme include, the United Nations - For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment - and International Women’s Day - Collectively for #IWD2025 we can all #AccelerateAction.
To download your copy of Canadian Women and Sports Rally Report, check out their resources.
In 2024 ASICS released the Move Her Mind Study, where the researched affirmed that the more women move, the better we feel. Sasha was part of leading one of the focus groups for the work and she was an ambassador in the launch of the report. Reach out to Sasha if you have any questions about this work or you want her to come speak to you, your club or organization about helping to keep more women moving.
Learn more about Fast and Female and their REAL (Relatable, Empowering, Active Leaders) Role Models (RRMs). And since both Molly and Sasha are RRMs feel free to reach out to us to ask any questions.
Research Bites:
SIRC (The Sport Information Resource Centre) is Canada’s leading and most trusted partner in advancing sport through knowledge and evidence. SIRC is dedicated to engaging with organizations and individuals involved in the development of sport, recreation, and physical education in Canada and globally. Our mission is to enhance the capacity of our shared community to foster growth and pursue excellence. They have a wealth of information, including Why do girls need athletic role models?
In the Journal Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, Kelly et al’s A Review of the Impact of Sporting Role Model-Led Interventions on Physical Activity and Sport Participation of Female Youth
In the Journal of Psychology of Sport & Exercise Sabiston et al’s What’s a coach to do? Exploring coaches’ perspectives of body image in girls sport (full text available!)
You can learn more about Allison Forsyth and her work with Gen Safe, where she and her team are dedicated to championing safe sport.
Remember you can follow Molly and Sasha on Social Media including:
Molly - @mollyjhurford @stronggirlpublishing
Sasha - @SGollishRuns @Yellow_Running_Shoes
Get full access to Strong Girl Society at stronggirl.substack.com/subscribe