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The Women and Leadership Network is supported by
Karin Lofstrom, Executive Director, CAAWS
Karin explains the goals of the Women and Leadership Network. Even if the Network is primarily for women, men who are interested in being allies for positive change or are interested in learning are now invited to join. Watch video
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Making Healthy Connections with Racialized Communities – various
May 14 – Ottawa (French)| May 16 – Sudbury | May 23 – London | May 23 – Ottawa
PRO webinar – Community Building for Recreation and Parks Practitioners – web
International Coaching School – Victoria, BC
Alberta Fit Rendezvous – Calgary AB
Canadian Public Health Association Conference – Ottawa ON
Egale Action AGM – Montreal QC
This newsletter profiles a number of men who have been champions for women and girls, and features a number of websites and resources to enhance their knowledge and commitment to influencing change. See more
There are more than 33,000 non-profit sport and recreation organizations in Canada. Each of these is governed by a volunteer-run board of directors. While women assist non-profit sport and recreation organizations in many informal capacities, formal positions are still dominated by men. Key decisions, policies, strategies and directions for sport and recreation are made at the board table. To influence change, it is imperative that women be involved in these discussions as members of boards of directors. More.
HONOUR AN INFLUENTIAL WOMAN!
Nominate her to CAAWS’ Most Influential Women In Sport And Physical Activity List for 2012
About the nomination process…
CAAWS Salutes Work Being Done to Make Sport More Welcoming to those who are LGBTQ and Announces the Development of a Coaching Resource in Partnership with Coaches of Canada and AthletesCan.
Excitement and optimism were in the air as the Canadian Paralympic Committee elected a new Board of Directors including a President, a Vice President and seven Directors at the 2013 CPC Annual General Meeting in Toronto. All will serve four-year terms, from 2013 to 2017.
Check out this great youth leadership development opportunity from PHE Canada – encourage young women you know to apply today! (Deadline is June 15)
The Canadian Paralympic Committee is proud to announce that Karen O’Neill will lead the organization as Chief Executive Officer effective June 3, 2013.
April 29, 2013 – Softball Canada is pleased to announce that Noreen Murphy (Saskatoon, SK) has been appointed as the new chair of the Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) Committee.
Support specialized groups in sport – girls & women, coaches or athletes.
