Club vox pops
“How has your club culture been impacted by COVID?” – Pakenham Eels Rugby League Club
We have tried to keep our members engaged on digital platforms, but given the strong community aspect of our club and its members, this has been a very difficult thing to maintain.
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Protecting your club: New approaches to building sports integrity capability
In the minds of many, doping and match-fixing continue today to be the most concerning areas of sports integrity that threaten Australian sport from grassroots to the elite. Each was considered in-depth in a comprehensive review of Australia’s sports integrity threat environment led by former NSW Supreme Court judge, Justice James Wood AO QC.
Club vox pops
“How do you build team culture at your club?” – FitLife Martial Arts
We encourage authentic and transformational leadership to support our members in their journey to achieve their goals.
Club vox pops
“How do you build team culture at your club?” – Preston Cricket Club
We now have more helpers than at any time in our recent history, our membership is growing and the community are supporting our initiatives and programs.
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Finding the Courage to Change
Kindness must exist in sport because sporting clubs are at the heart and soul of Australian communities. Sport has the ability to provide the perfectplatform to facilitate cultural change and our leaders at the forefront needto lead by example.
Club vox pops
“How do you build team culture at your club?” – Ferntree Gully Bowling Club
Bowls brings together a diverse range of members from the community. The camaraderie at the club fosters inclusiveness in a safe and fun place.
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Collingwood’s ‘Do Better’ report: 6 practical take-aways for grassroots sports clubs
Respect is the key. It helps unlock your ability to understand the lived experiences of others around you, to sense and appreciate the pain that comes from being belittled and racially put-down. This has to be genuine effort. Being defensive and combative makes it hard to reach the understandings that matter.
Sport at the crossroads
Sport’s ugly blind spot – abuse of officials
What drives an otherwise upstanding sports fan to scream abuse at a match official? Or turn an otherwise loving parent into a seething, foaming, resentful ball of fury at an 11-year-old boy who has made a refereeing decision that did not favour their child?
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Parents, can’t live with them, can’t live without them!
A better understanding of parent’s experiences can lead to creating more effective interventions that can improve the experience for everyone.
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5 ways to build LGBTQIA+ inclusion in clubs
These steps are about building a culture that respects everyone, including LGBTQIA+ people. A club's focus on inclusion will benefit with celebration and pride.