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Caren Cao goes for a slam dunk with Network Of Women in Basketball
For lifelong baller Caren Cao, playing in a co-ed basketball league wasn’t much fun. “If it’s a competitive league, men don’t take you seriously,” she says. “If it’s a casual game, they won’t even put in a full effort to guard you.”
Personna Needs Statements
It is easy to assume we know what people want from our facilities and services. However, oftentimes our assumptions are incorrect or based on incomplete information. To combat this typical mistake, we use personas, archetypes of people, based on real end users By stepping into their shoes, we can design a more relevant and successful destination.
Building Inclusive Recreation and Sport Communities for Women and Girls: Engagement Module
This Engagement module was presented as part of the in-person workshops that CPRA facilitated across Canada (2022-2024). It focuses on “getting them in the door”. Additional resources appear throughout the presentation.
Gender Equity & Recreation Workshop #4 — Evaluating Outcomes Using the Best Questions and Data
This workshop will focus on OUTCOME evaluation in general with specific application to gender equity initiatives and understanding the impact of this work.
Building Inclusive Recreation and Sport Communities for Women and Girls: Evaluation Module
This Evaluation module was presented as part of the in-person workshops that CPRA facilitated across Canada (2022-2024). Additional resources appear throughout the presentation.
Gender Equity LENS (CWS)
With this new e-module from Canadian Women & Sport, you’ll learn how to bring a gender lens to sport and reflect on how your decisions can impact people differently.
Leading the Way: Working with LGBT Athletes and Coaches (CWS)
Based on the lived experiences of Canadian athletes and coaches, this resource highlights current issues in Canadian sport, from playground to podium.
Sex and Gender Diversity (CCES)
As an advocate for sport that is fair, safe and open, the CCES has developed resources for the Canadian sport community to provide information and guidance for the inclusion of trans athletes.
Gender Equity Temperature Check (CWS)
This self–assessment tool is designed for all sport and physical activity organizations/providers who want to reap the benefits of greater gender equity within their organizations.
Same Game: A step-by-step toolkit to bring your gender equity vision to life (CWS)
An evidence-based, step-by-step, comprehensive online toolkit designed to help sport organizations bring their gender equity vision to life.
