She is Active NB strives to create a centralized hub for resources and best practices. Here you will find educational resources, training information, and funding opportunities.
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It’s Time: Unlocking the Power of Pro Women’s Sports
This first-of-its-kind research from Canadian Women & Sport illustrates the tremendous value- current and potential- that fans of women’s sports in Canada represent for all manner of sport business.
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Lean in Girls Leadership Program
At the heart of Lean In Girls is a leadership curriculum for girls and young teens who identify with the girlhood experience (ages 11 to 15). With a balance of strength-building activities and real talk on important topics like bias and allyship, participants learn to embrace their leadership superpowers and reject limiting stereotypes about what girls can’t do.
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Dove Body Confident Sport Program
45% of girls quit sports by age 14 due to low body confidence. That’s why Dove has teamed up with Nike to launch the Body Confident Sport program, a scientifically proven set of coaching tools to build body confidence in girls ages 11-17.
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“I am” Positive Affirmation Worksheet
Are you a coach or program leader looking to support your athletes in developing confidence and self-esteem? Check out She is Active’s “I Am” Positive Affirmation Worksheet! This worksheet is a great way to introduce athletes and participants to the concept of positive affirmations and positive self-talk. Check it out below!
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Gender Equity Policy Webinar
This webinar, presented by She is Active, looks at the specifics of gender equity, including the benefits and the differences between equality and equity. The webinar also goes through Canadian Women and Sport’s Gender Equity Policy Template and Implementation Guide, providing suggestions on how to adopt a gender equity policy in your organization. Please note […]
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2023 NB Leadership Snapshot
The New Brunswick Women in Leadership Snapshot presents information that captures how New Brunswick organizations compare to national, provincial, and territorial peers.
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