Creating Local Cross-Sector Collaborations for Sport Equity
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the process of building effective local cross-sector collaborations in sports with insights from leaders of four regional collaborative organizations. Gain valuable knowledge on coalition building, governance, local and regional advocacy, and centering equity. Discover strategies for moving the needle in youth sports, understanding the purpose of sports, measuring impact, and addressing key aspects such as coach training, parent involvement, and gatekeeping systems. Learn from successful collaboration examples and understand how to create meaningful change in your community's sports landscape.
Syllabus
Introduction
Ben from Glorious USA
Quinton from the Milwaukee Youth Sports Alliance
Beth from the Philadelphia Youth Sports Collaborative
Dasha from Project Play
Who are the members of MISA
Who is the most essential person of your coalition
Why do young people play sports
How do we move the needle
The purpose of sport
Measuring sport
Coach training
Parents
Gatekeeping systems
Collaboration
Success
Conclusion
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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