was very informative, and I think we need to have a plan to move the Club forward. Because of recent trends in National Sport Organizations (NSOs) and pressure from Sport Canada to increase Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) initiatives, Provincial and Territorial Sport Organizations (P/TSOs) are
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Developing a Community Sport Organization’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy
Megan C. Piché, Erik L. Lachance, and Shannon Kerwin
Leveraging Sports Events for LGBTQ2+ Inclusion: Supporting Innovation in Organizational Culture and Practices
Emily K. Romano, Kyle A. Rich, and Dennis Quesnel
Canada Games. Although St. Catharines does not have the richest history when it comes to accessibility and inclusion, the City has recently made various commitments to increase the profile of their work related to diversity, inclusion, and equity. Efforts including the creation of the LGBTQ2+ Advisory
#NCAAInclusion: Using Social Media to Engage NCAA Student-Athletes in Strategic Efforts to Promote Diversity and Inclusion
Yannick Kluch and Amy S. Wilson
process for what would soon become the inaugural social media campaign focused on diversity and inclusion facilitated by the NCAA office of inclusion, the Minority Opportunities and Interest Committee (MOIC), and the national Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAAC) across all three NCAA Divisions
Organizational Socialization in Professional Sport: The National Basketball Association’s Rookie Transition Program
Mark A. Beattie
feedback on its OS processes from employees in minority groups and/or an external diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) consultant. In turn, organizations might also adopt more formalized, structured, and consistent interview, hiring, and job training processes that are perhaps less susceptible to biases
Tourism Touché: USA Fencing’s Delicate Dance With Tournament Site Selection
Bradley J. Baker and Ashley Gardner
-making criteria, you will gain insight into the challenges and complexities of event management from an organizer’s perspective. The case also highlights the importance of equitable treatment and inclusion in coordinating large-scale events. Through in-depth analysis of this real-world scenario, you will improve
Understanding the Ecological System: Increasing Women’s Sport Participation Within Bowls Canada Boulingrin
Adam T. Pappas and Shannon Kerwin
teams to multiple events every year on the current funding budget. In 2019, Bowls Canada received an influx of funding from the government and the funding was specifically allocated to equity, diversity, and inclusion, concussion research, and safety in sport measures. Of this funding, approximately $20
At Work and at Play: A Plan to Increase the Number of Women in Golf
Lauren C. Hindman, Lee P. McGinnis, and Benjamin Marcus
nearly four dozen leading golf organizations (including the United States Golf Association, PGA of America, and LPGA) to facilitate the sport’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts. In 2020, the coalition launched “Make Golf Your Thing,” an industry-wide collaboration to ensure golf was
Encouraging the Use of Innovative Practices in Sport Management
Ryan Snelgrove and Laura Wood
upcoming hosting of a major sport event can be leveraged to foster inclusion for LGBTQ2+ individuals in the host community. As diversity and inclusion continue to become important social issues, this case provides students with a unique approach to achieving social impact through events. Instructors of
Hockey Is Not for Everyone, But It Could Be
Victoria Kabetu, Ryan Snelgrove, Kimberly J. Lopez, and Daniel Wigfield
. Initiatives to Increase Diversity in Hockey The focus of many hockey leagues has been on inclusion, not anti-racism. Anti-racism can be understood as: “The active process of identifying and eliminating racism by changing systems, organizational structures, policies and practices, and attitudes, so that power
From Podcasts to the Playing Field: Creating a Culture of Gender Inclusivity Within the Stone Kickball League
Peyton J. Stensland, Dominique C. Kropp, Sarah E. Tackett, Farah J. Ishaq, and Sarah Stokowski
the league itself does not formally produce these podcasts, it is evident that it serves as a marketing tool and a display of the existing culture, in other words, cultural products. Given the seemingly opposing messages concerning inclusion sent directly from the league as an organization and some of