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Relationships matter both on and off the field. At CHJS, we’re lucky to work with some of the most amazing humans who are innovating and doing the work in this healing-centered sport space.
Laurie Hernandez, Olympic Gold Medal Gymnast – Team USA Megan Bartlett, Founder – WeCoach Jorge Casimiro, President, NIKE Foundation; Chief Social & Community Impact Officer – NIKE Social Innovation Summit 2019 | Los Angeles | June 4th, 2019
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Read MoreFlawless Foundation sat down with our Flawless friend Megan Bartlett, Founder of We Coach, a Nike Global Training Advisory Group Member, and the co-author of ‘Re-Designing Youth Sport: Change the Game’. Learn more about her impact on youth sports and the importance of mental health…
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Read MoreWe Coach stands with the Black Community against all acts of racism, police brutality, hatred and prejudice. Our work focuses on supporting coaches and young people, primarily those from marginalized communities. Because we know that no intervention is effective without understanding the trauma inflicted by…
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