Women and girls

Balance is Better Approach

2 Min

Not every young person wants the same sport experience

Not every young person is looking for the same thing from sport and physical activity. While some enjoy traditional competitions, others are looking for opportunities that are more social, flexible...

Coaching practice

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Creating a safe and supportive space for female coaches

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) is helping to develop female coaching talent through initiatives that build confidence, provide practical skills, and foster inclusive environments. One example is the Women’s Development Course piloted by...

Women and Girls

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Uniform choice – how can we be more inclusive?

How can we better cater to the needs of women and girls in sport? And why is it important? With the likes of Wimbledon doing away with white uniforms, other...

Women and Girls

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Removing barriers with free period products in clubs

Free period products were made available in 48 community sport clubs across New Zealand as part of an initiative funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment through the...

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Coaches

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Webinar replay: The art and science of coaching young women

Coaches, what do you need to know to support the young women you coach to be safe, healthy and to reach their potential (in sport and life)?  Yes – irrespective of...

Coaches

4 Min

Period power: Supporting young people with periods during physical activity

Talking about periods may seem like a daunting prospect, especially if you don’t menstruate. However, offering your support to those who menstruate, and considering their specific needs during sport and...

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Women and Girls

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Yeah! Girls cricket programme shows Balance is Better in action

A popular cricket programme is reviving the sport and providing quality experiences for young females.  A programme designed, delivered and enjoyed by young women and girls has helped breathe new...

Webinars

2 Min

Webinar replay: Raising Sporty Daughters

Are you a parent or whānau member of a sporty teenage girl? There are some critical things that you should know but are rarely talked about. This webinar replay is...

Parents

3 Min

Reframing physical activity for and with young women

We need to continue to ask ourselves if the rationale of the action or initiative has been informed by young women. If yes, ka rawe! Awesome! If not, then why...