CR Journal
Can 2020 teach us anything about sport?
2020 has challenged us in pretty much every way possible. Sporting clubs at all levels and pay grades have most definitely not been immune to this. But now, as the year rushes to its end, itβs worth looking back at everything that has happened and seeing what we can actually learn.
CR Journal
Club Respect delivering workshops around Australia
For clubs wanting to draw βa line in the sandβ in their club culture and maintain an environment of respect, we now offer our signature Club Respect workshops. You can join the cohort of sports clubs, associations, leagues and local councils who are making significant cultural changes at their clubs that are creating safe, kind and fair environments.
Podcast: Smart Plays
Time-out! Basketball’s response to bad behaviour
It's more than that, it's deeper than that. We need to actually be addressing it as it's happening. It's just getting people to just recognise that the behaviour is not appropriate and that you wouldn't conduct yourself that way in a bank or in a supermarket.
Page
Ownership
Page
Modelling Respect
Page
Workshops
Club Respect is a national program that delivers strong practical guidance for sports clubs to build and maintain a deep culture of respect. Our workshops focus on how to build a culture of respect, determining values, knowing the right actions to take and how to deal with issues.
CR Journal
More money may be pouring into womenβs sport, but there’s still a dearth of female coaches
Participation in womenβs sport has grown exponentially in recent years. There are 80,000 more females playing Australian rules football in 2017; females now account forΒ 30% of all participants. And there are now 1,690 dedicated female teams β an increase of 76% on 2017 numbers.
Club vox pops
βHow has your club culture been impacted by COVID?β – Riddells Creek Tennis Club
People have stayed hopeful and connected and have continued to contribute to the committee and do non-tennis playing tasks that keep the club operating, even though there has been little to no actual tennis played.
Club vox pops
“How do you build team culture at your club?” – Western Districts Youth Club
This allows our community to set their own version of βwinningβ that is relevant to them, be it at a competitive event or one of our youngest members jumping with 2 feet off a box for the first time ever.
Club vox pops
“How do you build team culture at your club?” – Coburg Little Athletics Centre
This is how we practice respect at the Coburg Little Athletics Centre and hope our standards reflect the respectful behaviours we would like our children and parents to demonstrate beyond the sports field.