Bringing a voice to women’s sports
Posted in Campaigns, Interviews, Marketing and Advertising, Title IX, inspiration on Jan 5th, 2009
Check out this video, via the Women’s Sports Foundation:
Great to see Sheryl’s support, and she has some really great things to say as a former athlete about the opportunities created for her later in life.
She also promotes physical activity through the GoGirlGo campaign (which is a great contest that high school girls and AAU teams [...]
Posted in Sports Headlines, Sports Programs, Title IX on Dec 12th, 2008
This is an explanation excuse that Edgar Johnson, University of Delaware athletic director gave for his decision to cut men’s indoor track and add (eventually) women’s golf.
Check out this post from EBuz at the Title IX Blog. Interesting stuff.
My favorite point of hers,
“Saying “there’s no money” is one thing. Saying “we’d rather spend money [...]
Posted in Drag Car Racing, Famous Women in Sports, Feminism, Interviews, Objectification in Sports Blogs, Other Sports, Sports Journalism on Sep 7th, 2008
About a week ago, Erica Ortiz e-mailed me to let me know that she picked me as one of her top 5 favorite blogs for Blog Day 2008. I was honored and thanked her for reading my blog.
Interested in her career, I checked out her site, Horsepower and Heels, and was immediately impressed at her [...]
Posted in Sports Headlines, Track and Field on Jul 9th, 2008
It’s extroadinarily exciting to see that someone from your hometown has qualified for the Olympics. On Monday, it was announced that Erin Donahue from Haddonfield, NJ finished second in the U.S. Olympic track and field trials to earn a trip to Beijing.
Erin is living proof that hard work can pay off in the end, [...]
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