Women of Concern Professionals & Strategic Conscious Networking, Inc.
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GURL GOLF CLINIC
Women of Concern Professionals & Strategic Conscious Networking is excited to share our girl’s Urban Gurl/Suburban Swurl, which is our global Initiative that increases self-confidence and leadership skills in girls through sports.
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International Sport Opportunities Committee
LA 28
International Sports Opportunities Committee
WOCPSCN Pillar Three: Education honor girls and women through sports education. We believe that all level of sports participation can produce confidence, and leadership-skills. Our signature program, Urban Gurl/Suburban Swurl Gurl Golf Clinic establishes golf as a tool to increase these qualities in underrepresented communities in the Inglewood area of California.
Our vision is to globally have multiple levels of participation for 100 young women during the LA 28 Summer Olympics. We invite your support by becoming an International Sports Opportunity Committee member.
LA 28: International Sports Opportunities Committee's Meeting
with
University of San Francisco
Brent R. von Forstmeyer, Ed.D. Daniel A. Rascher, Ph.D.
Director of Administration Economist, Professor, Sports, Antitrust
Geoff Thompson
Int'l Sports Opportunites Committee (ISOC) Chair
Ronni Savage
Sports Opportunity Director, WOCPSCN
We are the global champion for gender equality.
UN Women is the UN organization delivering programmes, policies and standards that uphold women’s human rights and ensure that every woman and girl lives up to her full potential.
Girls and sport
Sport is a great enabler to teach girls the skills they need to advance in life. Girls who play sports develop self-esteem, confidence, resilience, and learn to work in teams. They tend to stay in school longer, delay pregnancy, and get better jobs.
Eighty per cent of female Fortune 500 CEOs played sports in their formative years, emphasizing the profound impact of early exposure to sports on women’s development and ability to reach their full potential.
Ninety-two per cent of global audiences surveyed by Parity Now agree it’s important for girls to play sports growing up, with 61 per cent deeming it “very important”.
Despite the evidence of clear benefits, by the age of 14 girls drop out of sports at twice the rate of boys due to several factors, such as social expectations, lack of investment in quality programs, and more.
Community Partners
Vernoncrest Golf Club
Annual National Women's and Girls' Day in Sports
