Giving Kids a Right to Play Sports - Principles for Improving Youth Sports Programs
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a panel discussion from the Project Play Summit featuring professional athletes and experts discussing the importance of advocating for children's rights in sports. Delve into topics such as health, safety, and equity in youth sports programs. Learn about the potential impact of a children's rights and sports statement, its legal implications, and key features. Hear personal experiences from athletes like Kayla Alexander, Lacey Henderson, and Eric Kendricks as they share insights on growing up in sports and the value of a multisport experience. Gain valuable perspectives on improving youth sports delivery and promoting inclusive participation across race, gender, and ability.
Syllabus
Intro
What is the purpose of a childrens rights and sports statement
How important is a childrens rights and sports statement
How could such a statement be used by various stakeholders
Where else have we seen such a statement
What is different between Norway and the US
Legal implications
Key features
Athletes for Hope
Interview
Growing Up
Importance of Multisport Experience
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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